Practice and Understanding in Modern Chinese Pure Land Buddhism by Jakub Zamorski

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Practice and Other Power in Daochuo’s Pure Land Buddhism by Michael Conway

“…Through a careful analysis of passages in the second fascicle of the Anleji, in the first section of this paper I show that this understanding of Daochuo’s view of the “path of easy practice” fails to take into account the severity of his criticisms of the Buddhist practices that were preached in the Buddhist scriptures and prevalent at his time and therefore mischaracterizes the nature of his choice of Pure Land Buddhism as the most effective and excellent form of Buddhism and the only avenue for anyone at any time, regardless of their individual capacities or temporal relation to a Buddha, to genuinely fulfill the Mahayana ideal. …”
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['Pure Land Buddhism in Modern Japanese Culture, by Elisabetta Porcu.'] by Jeff Wilson

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<i>Pure Land Buddhism in Modern Japanese Culture, </i>by Elisabetta Porcu. by Jeff Wilson

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Poetics of Acculturation: Early Pure Land Buddhism and the Topography of the Periphery in Orikuchi Shinobu’s The Book of the Dead by Ikuho Amano

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Heian temples : Byodo-in and Chuson-ji / by 466644 Fukuyama, Toshio

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The Reception and Transformation of Ippen (1234–1289)’s Religious Tenets and Practices by Enju Kato (1919–2021) and Shōjōkō-ji by Saiping An

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Rethinking Gender and Female Laity in Late Imperial Chinese Pure Land Buddhist Biographies by Xing Wang

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Embodied Objects: Chūjōhime’s Hair Embroideries and the Transformation of the Female Body in Premodern Japan by Carolyn Wargula

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The Case of Hirose Akira: The Ethical Predicament of a Japanese Buddhist Youth during World War II by Kunihiko Terasawa

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Amidaist Practices in Zoku Honchō Ōjōden by A. A. Petrova

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The ‘Unity of Economic and Moral Practice’: Japanese Religious Sensibility and the Person-Centered Economic Tradition of Japan by Jason Morgan

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Pure Land or Pure Mind?: Locus of Awakening and American Popular Religious Culture by Richard K. Payne

“…The first introduces “locus of awakening,” and applies it to the relative success in America of Zen and Tibetan Buddhisms, compared to Pure Land Buddhism. The explanatory power of the concept is demonstrated by also considering Soka Gakkai. …”
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Rediscovering the Textual Sources of the “De Dashizhi Pusa 得大勢志菩薩” in Cave 169 of Bingling Temple by Ye Xiong

“…Such a discovery not only sheds light on the configuration of the <i>Lotus Sutra</i> images, but also provides art historical evidence for future exploration of the relationship between the <i>Lotus Sutra</i> and Pure Land Buddhism.…”
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Shinran’s ‘Practice’. The Shin Buddhist Turn in the Buddhist Understanding of Practice by Masafumi Fujimoto

“…Through these considerations, this paper shows how Shinran’s emphasis of Other Power faith is an essential element of his clarification of the True Pure Land Buddhism as the consummation of Mahayana Buddhism. …”
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