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| Identity, Ritual and State in Tibetan Buddhism: The Foundations of Authority in Gelukpa Monasticism | ||
| Author | Mills, Martin Alwin |
|---|---|
| Date | 2003.02.01 |
| Pages | 440 |
| Publisher | RoutledgeCurzon Press=Routledge=Curzon Press |
| Publisher Url | http://www.routledge.com/ |
| Location | Thousand Oaks, CA, US [紹曾德奧克斯, 加利福尼亞州, 美國] |
| Content type | 書籍=Book |
| Language | 英文=English |
| Note | Series：Variation：Curzon studies in tantric tritions. |
| Keyword | Customs and Practices; |
| Table of contents | List of Plates List of Figures Acknowledgements Preface A Note on the Transliteration of Ladakhi,Tibetan and Sanskirt Terms PART ONE:THE FACE OF MONASTICISM 1 History and Authority The View from Above The Origins of Tibetan Buddhism Tantra and State in Tibetan History Conclusion 2 The Face of Manasticism Kumbum Gompa-A Local Monastery Layout of the Monastery Monastic Lives The Structure of Offices in Kumbum The Body and Sacred Space in Kumbum 3 Reassessing Monasticism The Buddhist Monk as Ascetic Individual Monasticism and Exchange in Linhshed Solving the Contradiction:Gompas,Monasteries and Monks Households and Monastic Quarters Redefining Renunciation in the Tibetan Buddhist Context Conclusion PART TWO:TRUTH AND HIERARCHY IN TANTRIC RITUAL 4 Iconography, Authority and Truth in Buddhist Tantra Introduction Conceptualising Reality in Tibetan Buddhism Tantra in Tibetan Buddhism Western Approaches to Tantra Truth and Authority in Tantric Ritual Conclusion 5 Tantric Practice at Kumbum Sand Mandala Empowerments Hierarchy and Authority in Tantra Hierarchy and Exclusion in Tantric Ritual Conclusion PART THREE:LOCAL RITES 6 Care and Cosmology in Lingshed Devotional Architecture and Apotropaic Power Household Care in Lingshed Calling in Help:the Health Care System in Lingshed Conclusion:Monastic Authority in the Lingshed Health Care System 7 Relations with the Dharma Reading,Blessing and Hierarchy Dharma Protectors Skangsol Rites Skangsol and the Buddhist Practitioner Assessing Ritual Exegesis 8 Pollution Concerns in Lingshed Pollution and Karma Severance Pollution Practices and the Passage of Time Purification Strategies in Lingshed Conclusion PART FOUR:AUTHORITY AND THE PERSON IN GELUKPA MONASTICISM 9 The Incarnate, the Scholar and the Oracle-Moments of Authority in Gelukpa Monasticism The Geshe System-Clerical Authority within the Gelukpa The Balance of Power in Gelukpa Decision-Making 10 Local Gods and the Embodied Person in Lingshed Monastic Relations with Local Gods Sangsol and the Monastic Hierarchy Local Persons and the Buddhist 'NO-SELF' 11 Characterising Incarnates The Rise of the Incarnate in Tibetan History Becoming an Incarnate Signs, Portents and Persons:The Presence of the Teacher 12 Hierarchy and Precedent in Gelukpa Monasticism Lha rGyal sGan Great Traditions and Little Traditions in Tibetan Buddhism Recap The Limits of Clerical Authority Trapa and Tulku:Hierarchy, Ordination and Precedent Incarnates and the Constitution of Monastic Discipline Transmission and Imitation in Gelukpa Ritual Authority and History in Tibetan Buddhist Societies Conclusion PART FIVE:IDEOLOGY,RITUAL AND STATE 13 Ideology,Ritual and State in Tibetan Buddhism Rule by Incarnation Feudalism and the Pre-Modern State in Marxist Thought Religion and Ideological Hegemony in Marxist Thought Ideology Upside Down Conclusion Appendix A:The Ritual Calendar of Lingshed Monthly Rites Annual Rites Appendix B:Ladakhi and Tibetan Spellings Notes Bibliography Tibetan Texts Used at Kumbum and Lingshed Sources in English Index |
| ISBN | 0700714707 (hc) |
| Hits | 460 |
| Created date | 2004.11.12 |
| Modified date | 2007.05.02 |
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