Nyima T.L.C. The crystal mirror of philosophical systems: a Tibetan study of Asian religious thought / Transl. by Sopa G.L., Chivez E.A., Jackson R.R.; ed. by Jackson R.R. - Boston: Wisdom Publicatiaons; [Montreal]: In association with the Institute of Tibetan Classics, 2009. - xx, 664 p.: map. - (The Library of Tibetan classics; Vol.25). - Bibliogr.: p.535-576. - Ind.: p.576-664. - ISBN 0-8617-1464-4; ISBN-13 978-0-86171-464-3  Место хранения:   033 | Бурятский научный центр | Улан-Удэ | Центральная научная библиотека

Оглавление / Contents

General Editor's Preface ....................................... xi Translator's Preface ........................................... xv Editor's Introduction ........................................... i Map of Tibet ................................................... 24 Technical Note ................................................. 27 The Crystal Mirror: An Excellent Explanation Showing the Sources and Assertions of All Philosophical Systems 1. Preface .................................................... 33 2. Indian Schools ............................................. 37 3. Introduction to Tibetan Buddhism ........................... 71 4. The Nyingma Tradition ...................................... 77 5. The Kadam Tradition ........................................ 97 6. The Kagyü Tradition ....................................... 117 7. The Shijé Tradition ....................................... 157 8. The Sakya Tradition ....................................... 169 9. The Jonang and Minor Traditions ........................... 197 10. The Geluk Tradition 1: Tsongkhapa ......................... 215 11. The Geluk Tradition 2: Tsongkhapa's Successors ............ 267 12. The Geluk Tradition 3: The Distinctiveness of Geluk ....... 299 13. The Bön Tradition ......................................... 311 14. Chinese Traditions 1: Non-Buddhist ........................ 331 15. Chinese Traditions 2: Buddhist ............................ 351 16. Central Asian Traditions .................................. 371 17. Conclusion ................................................ 387 Appendix: Detailed Outline of Thuken's Text ................... 397 Notes ......................................................... 411 Glossary ...................................................... 497 Glossary of Enumerations ...................................... 515 Bibliography .................................................. 535 Index ......................................................... 577 About the Contributors ........................................ 665