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A be Masao % H±Í, 97, 428, 467

Abhidharma Buddhism, 198, 269, 282,

305, 316, 318, 465

Abhidharma Sutra , 208, 210–11, 213

Abhidharmakoša , 415, 451; A.-bh„¤ya ,

197, 212; A. - vy„khy„ , 446–7, 454–5;

A. - mah„vibh„¤„ , 448

Abhisamay„la½k„ra , 11, 202, 209

Aboriginal ( pen , hon û), 184; a. exis-

tence ( pen yu ûÀ), 183–4

Adorno, Theodor, xvii, 298–9, 301–2

Ãgama s, 24, 248, 317

Agricola, Rodolphus, 116

Agonshð % L ;, 117

Akiyama Shun E[v, 119

Akizuki Ryõmin E½ P , 280, 470

Akutagawa Ryðnosuke †ë P îk, 70–1,

79–80, 369, 423

Ãƒ„ra K„l„ma, 245

Ãlaya , 64, 450; Ã.-vijñ„na , 212, 315, 370

Alston, William, 152, 438

Amaterasu úÑ, 379, 381

Amida % ¡ ¼ (Amit„bha, Amit„yus), 128,

376, 415

Analects (of Confucius), 72–3, 76, 110

Anatman ( an„tman ), 7, 13, 17, 25, 27,

43, 45, 47–8, 119, 178–9, 286, 315,

400

Aªguttaranik„ya , 317, 474

Animism, 8, 9, 17, 265, 269, 402, 466

Anraku H Á school, 6

Anum„na , 89, 101, 110, 116, 150

Apocrypha, 4–5, 33, 40, 306, 352, 408

Apologetics, 146, 281, 421, 431, 436

Arai Sekizen G m Í,, 350–1, 437, 479

Aristotle, 85–6, 107–8, 116; Aristotelian

thought, xiv, 94, 108

Arubekiyauwa % K Œ e š ” É , 99, 102,

121–2

Asahara Shõkõ &ã½ M , 104

Asaªga, 240, 430, 437

Asceticism, 6, 21, 242–3, 246–8, 249

A¤¦as„hasrik„-prajñ„-p„ramit„ Sutra

Š ‘ “ ø÷, 11, 231

Asvabh„va, 36, 413

Ašvagho¤a, 33, 412

Atman ( „tman ), xix, 3, 10, 12–13, 20,

23–5, 47–8, 52, 95, 158, 161, 170,

177–9, 181, 184, 188, 246, 250, 292,

297, 304, 318–19, 399–401

Augustine, 132, 156, 438

Aum Shinrikyõ ±«èO 7 î , xii. See also

Asahara Shõkõ

Avalokitešvara, 376

Awakening of Mahayana Faith Ø / | = Ç

( Ta-sheng ch’i-hsin lun ), 4–5, 14, 18,

24, 26, 33, 40, 96, 287, 289, 304, 306,

324, 351–2, 408, 410, 412–13, 415–16,

431, 441, 459, 478–9

B akhtin, Mikhail, 130

Basho õ‹, 13, 15–16, 97, 280, 326; b. no

tetsugaku õ‹uò¿ (topical philoso-

phy), 15; b. no ronri õ‹u Ç7 (logic

of place), 97

Bendõwa òŠ Ê fascicle, 15, 161, 269,

319, 324, 329–30, 343–4, 346–7, 433,

478

Bergson, Henri, 67, 69, 77, 141, 143

Bh„van„krama @Hµ Ù , 221, 224

Bh„vaviveka (Bh„viveka), 161, 310, 473

Bielefeldt, Carl, 258

B‡ja (seed), 196, 198, 206, 212

Bodhi-wisdom ( bodhi ¬Ø), 7, 14, 42, 180,

182, 191, 196, 209, 221–5, 226–7, 230,

236–40, 249, 265, 277, 315, 384, 396

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Bodhicitta , 41, 182–3, 398, 416

Bodhidharma, 34, 41

Bodhisattvabhðmi , 195–9, 205–6, 215–17,

443, 445–6, 451–3, 460–1

Bonsei ¤², 261

Brahman, Brahamanism, 24, 95, 158, 318

Buddha-dh„tu , 83, 169, 194, 200, 393,

396, 398, 400

Buddhahood, 3–4, 6–9, 13, 24, 26, 89,

120–1, 168–71, 182–4, 189, 223–4,

239, 315, 340, 360, 365, 375–6, 388,

390–1, 393–4, 396–8

Buddha-jñ„na (Buddha wisdom) ,

389–91

Buddha-Nature Treatise , 175–6, 178,

181, 185, 187–8, 190

Buddhas, 4, 28, 74, 121, 178, 224, 232,

249, 265, 305, 315, 318, 343, 345, 349,

375–6, 382–3, 386, 388–9, 391, 396

Buddhay„na [ñ (Buddha-vehicle) 389–93

Buddhology, ix, 319–20

Buraku, Burakumin H % (W), x, ix, 14,

141, 256, 282, 355, 374

Busshõ [§ (Buddha-nature), 26, 251,

258, 262, 332, 409, 487

Busshõshõ M§¿, 3

C a«^„la , 282, 342, 477

Candrak‡rti, 39, 43, 234, 414, 417

Capra, Fritjof, 117, 118

Cartesian thought. See Descartes

Caste, 48, 170, 195, 207, 283

Ch’an ,, vii, xvi, 3, 5, 12, 19, 21–2, 30,

34, 36, 39, 41, 53–4, 73, 89, 95, 220–1,

228, 235, 242–3, 264, 274, 276, 287,

289, 306–7, 319, 326–7, 329–32, 351,

403. S ee also Zen

Ch’ang ø (eternity; nitya ), 179

Chau-chou “?, 332

Ch’eng-kuan ˜Ö, 22

Chêng wei-shih lun ¨µÆ Ç (* Vijñapti-

m„trat„siddhi ), 448, 454

Chen-ju ³Ø (thusness), 185, 186

Chen-k’ung miao-yu ³WUÀ (True

Emptiness and Wondrous Being), 38

Chen t’i hsing ³ î § (true, essential

nature), 178

Chih chih i-tzu Fî s ° (single word

awareness), 287

Chih ching J æ (wisdom-realm), 186

Chih-i J*, 14, 26, 292–3, 386, 401, 409,

411, 414–15

Chih-li F ˆ , 41, 414–16

Chih-yen J @ , 37–8, 470

Ching Ï (purity; vimala ), 179

Chinul, 41

Chi-tsang Ÿ á (Kichizõ), 12, 21–2, 73,

96, 397–8, 423, 481, 488

Chokkan Ÿ ? (direct intuition), 9

Christianity, xi, 24, 25, 34, 66, 114, 128,

132–3, 146, 159–60, 284, 314, 372,

411, 413, 425, 436

Chuang-tzu v{, vii, 71–3, 75, 77, 79,

82, 93–4, 292, 419, 482

Chüeh Ó ( satori ·), 74 . See also Wu

Chu-hsi ${, 352–3

Cicero, 61

Citta (mind), 10, 45, 182, 412, 419; C.-

m„tra (mind only), 412; C.-prak£ti

(pure mind), 82 . See also Bodhicitta

Cogito. See Descartes

Confucius, 70–2, 76, 79, 94, 110, 264,

275, 354; Confucian thought, 15, 17,

74–6, 83, 110, 122, 191, 260, 341,

352–4, 358–9, 366, 481–2

Corless, Roger, 107, 431

C ritica , 58, 61–4, 83–4, 87, 104, 106,

108–9, 115–16, 144

Criticalism, 62 64, 66 70, 72, 92, 110–12,

148–9, 151–2, 156–7

D ahlberg, Bruce, 106

Dainichi Ø Õ (Mah„vairocana), 383–6

Daishugyõ Ø @ ‘ (great cultivation), 267

Danka AB (parish), 282, 333

Dazai Shundai ° ì r%, 76, 366

Death, philosophy of, xviii, 9–10, 17–18,

79, 368, 370–1, 373, 401, 483

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Deconstruction, 912, 38, 67, 87, 255,

284, 294, 299, 305, 310, 331–2

Dengyõ Daishi ) î Ø ‚. See Saichõ

Derrida, Jacques, xvii, 299, 302

Descartes, René, xiv, 57–8, 61–4, 66–8,

72, 79, 83–4, 87, 92, 94, 106–8, 111,

115–16, 149, 151–2, 156, 300, 303,

307, 325, 422, 424, 432, 471; Cartesian

cogito, 106, 300, 307; C. thought, 25,

66–7, 83–4, 86, 93, 106–8, 113, 157,

159–60, 305, 307–8, 325, 472

Dh„tu , xviii, 7–8, 13, 24, 26, 135, 166,

168–9, 171–2, 177, 188, 194, 196–7,

199, 206–14, 216, 219, 256, 269, 304,

316–17, 329, 401

Dh„tu-v„da , xv, xvii, xix, 7–8, 10, 12–13,

17, 20, 24, 26–7, 31, 33, 35–6, 38–9,

43, 46, 49–51, 53–5, 82–3, 89, 135,

138, 161, 166–7, 169–74, 177–8, 180–1,

185, 190, 193–5, 199–200, 202–10,

214, 217–19, 254, 267, 280, 287, 304,

309, 314–19, 326–7, 393–8, 401–3

Dharma-body, 384

Dharma-dh„tu , 16, 36, 39, 41, 44, 46,

60, 96, 121, 165–7, 169–71, 194–5,

198–9, 200–3, 206–8, 213–15, 217,

316–17

Dharmak„ya, 44, 180–1, 228, 293, 317,

385, 396, 401, 416, 488

Dharmak‡rti, 39, 79, 101, 116, 228, 414,

462

Dhyana ( dhy„na , zen 7 ), xvi, 19, 161,

223, 236, 240, 242–9, 424, 464–6

Dõbõkai Undõ |¿l ± {, x

Dochaku F^ (indigenous), 8–9, 19, 94,

288, 425

Dõgen Šâ, xvi – xvii, 12, 15–16, 18–19,

22, 27, 103, 105, 119–22, 124–5, 161,

172, 221, 227, 238, 251–82, 285,

292–3, 311, 319, 321, 324, 327,

329–32, 342–9, 351–3, 355, 360, 366,

377, 391, 393

Dõr i Š 7 (cosmic principles), 377

Dõtoku Š“ (attainment of expres sion),

331

Du‹kha , 179–80

Dualism, 47, 103, 107, 176, 246, 290,

300, 308, 429, 479

E ckel, Malcolm David, 299, 310–11,

472–4

Ego, 47, 183, 300, 307–8, 361; egocen-

trism, 304; egoism, 221, 227; egoless-

ness, 48

Eihei-ji ½ r±, 253, 258, 262–3, 276, 278

Eihei kõroku ½ r c Æ , 259, 263, 267,

276–7, 281

Eisai ¼ », 120–1

Eison µ ¨ (Shien „é), 382

Ejõ v h , 252–3, 258, 261–2, 265–6, 273,

275

Ekadh„tu-v„da , 315–16

Ekayana ( ekay„na ), xx, 3, 11, 26, 99,

123, 170, 194, 205, 315, 339–40, 388

Emperor system, 18–19, 99, 122–3, 134,

326, 350, 361, 363

Ende, Michael, 68–9, 71, 422

Enni é¹, 330

Eshõ nyðdai q·× Ø (turning from the

inferior and entering the great), 390

Esoteric Buddhism, 117–18, 120, 228,

253, 322, 327, 376; e.-exoteric B., 120

Essentialism, 43, 49, 55, 94, 174, 176,

292–3, 295, 303, 315

Eta-dera J − ± (outcast temples), 282

Eta-za J − ã (outcast seats), 282

Ethics, ix, xvii, 27–8, 31, 48, 51, 53, 55,

70, 93, 100, 102, 106, 123, 146, 152,

174, 190–2, 256–7, 264, 289–90, 411,

429, 431

Ethnocentrism, xviii, 191, 304, 374–87

Etõ Jun s n|, 126, 128–32

Eurocentricism, 299

F ace gate s–, 52

Fa-hsiang À o (characterizing dharmas),

37–8

Fa-hsing À§ (Dharma-nature), 37–9

Fa-hua wen-chü ÀTkI, 401

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Fan-pen huan-yüan ‘û B è (origin

returning), 306

Fa-tsang Àá, 5, 22, 36–8, 41, 44–5, 289

Faure, Bernard, 425, 429, 432, 470

Feminism, 25, 411, 426

Fen-pieh hsing _ƒ§ ( parikalpita-

svabh„va ), 186, 188

Fo-hsing M§ (Buddha-nature), 38, 43

Fo-hsing lun M§ Ç ( Buddha-Nature

Treatise ), 175

Foulk, T. Grif³th, 431, 471

Four vehicles, 392–4, 396, 487

Fujita Kõtatsu n, ] ò , 8, 245–6, 249

Fujiyoshi Jikai n Ÿ ²}, 125, 128, 131

Fukunaga Kõji S ½ M s, 71

Fumai inga #* ƒ F (obscuring causali-

ty), 267–8, 277, 478

Funan #C ( pa«^aka ), 342

Furaku inga # % ƒ F (not falling into

causality), 267–8, 274, 478

Furuta Shõkin ò,Û6, 259

Furyð monji # C k° (non-reliance on

words), 9, 331

Fuse Kõgaku +‰ u À, 393, 399

G andhi, M. K., 334

Gautama, 158 . See also Siddh„rtha

Gedatsu m õ ( vimukti , liberation), 10

Gedõ ‘Š (non-Buddhist), 18, 478

Gelukpa sect, 116

Genjõ ê¨ (here-and-now), 257, 309

Genjõ kõan ê¨ N L fascicle, 258, 262,

327

Genshin è=, 5

Genze riyaku (rieki) ê› 2 Ê (mundane

bene³ts, bene³ting the world), 227,

462

Gikai – k, 262

Giun – ² , 261–2

God(s), xix, 75–6, 78, 87, 128, 131, 149,

190, 301, 366–7, 373, 377–86, 413,

432, 471–2

Godaigo 9 Ú E , 378

Gödel, Kurt, 107, 425

Gõhõ %³ (law of retribution), 264

Gómez, Luis, 296, 407

Gomyõ f, 379

Goppõ . See Gõhõ

Goroku B

Æ , 276

Gospels, 104, 284, 413

Gotra , 3, 48, 167, 171, 195–203, 205–9,

212–19, 394–8, 408, 440, 443–6,

448–51, 454, 457, 460

Grapard, Allan, 104

Grassi, Ernesto, 56–8, 63, 65–6

Gregory, Peter, 330

Griffiths, Paul, ix, 16, 59, 106 ,

Gukanshõ T 5 ¿, 375, 377–81, 385, 484

Gyõji ‘ ³ (sustained exertion), 264

Gyõji kihan ‘ ³ y – ( Manual of Religious

Ceremonies ) , 352

H abermas, Jürgen, xvii, 299–300, 302,

305, 471, 472

Hachidainingaku k Ø ^Ó fascicle, 251–3,

262, 265, 273

Hachiman Gudõkun kg T‡r, 382–3

Hachiman Shrine kg Pç, 382

Hakuin R Œ , 415

Hanazono P Ó , 382

Hannya sonchõ “ ø ¨ b (honor prajna),

269

Harada Sogaku ã, H À, 347–8, 479

Hayashi Razan n ø[, 353

Hazama Jikõ b ² e , 22–3, 324, 329,

344, 408, 410, 478

Hegel, G. W. F., 65, 97, 299–301, 308,

310, 432, 471

Heian r H period, 5, 22, 124, 386

Heidegger, Martin, xvii, 67, 298–302,

304, 308, 310, 312

Heisenberg, Werner, 107

Hendo NF (peripheral land), 378, 381,

386

Hermeneutics, xvii, 48–9, 67, 143, 192,

251, 255, 283–4, 299, 310

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He Yan-sheng 7 à ´, 329

Hie Õ Ÿ , Grand Shrine of, 120

Hie (Mountain King), 383–4 . See also

Sannõ

Hiei, Mt. ² µ [, 119–22, 124, 344, 350,

352, 377, 379, 383–4

Hihan Bukkyõ −| [ î ( critical

Buddhism), viii et passim

Hihan no tetsugaku −| uò¿ (critical

philosophy), 15

Himitsu Shõbõgenzõ ¸ O±À Q á, 261

Hinayana ( H‡nay„na ), 225, 227, 247,

389, 390–1, 395

Hinduism, 53, 54, 132, 173, 283, 318

Hirai Shun’ei r m pÛ, xxi

Hirakawa Akira rë½, 8, 14, 24–5,

388–90, 392–5, 397–9

Hirata Atsutane r,™ ˆ , 366, 368, 429

Hisabetsu buraku ¼ Ú ƒH % (discriminat-

ed communities), 374

Hisamatsu Shin’ichi ± ÇO s , 125, 280

Hobbes, Thomas, 86

Hõben ¾“ ( up„ya , skillful means), 21,

223 . See also Up„ya

Hõchibõ Shõshin Ê GÛB³, 6, 377,

409–10

Hõjõ Tokiyori ëû´þ, 258; H. elite,

253

Hokke ÀT movement, 120–1

Hokke kowaku ÀT É Î (vanquishing mis-

understandings about the Lotus Sutra ),

Hokkekyõ ÀT÷. See Lotus Sutra

Hõkyõki Ê ‰ z , 253, 276

Hõkyõzanmai Ê ù X* ( Pao-ching-san-

mei ), 348

Hõnen À 5 , 120–1, 280, 328, 377

Hongaku û· (original, inherent, aborig-

inal, or originary enlightenment), viii,

xviii – xix, 4, 8, 19–28, 30, 40–1, 43,

254, 282, 401; anti- h. , 278, 328; h.-

hõmon û·À–, 393; h.-mon û·–, 5;

H.-san (Hymns on Inherent

Enlightenment) ûÓg, 5; h. shisõ

û·„ ` ( h. thought), 3, 21–9, 150,

152; critiques of, 6–9, 12–21 , 193,

256–60, 286, 305, 323–9, 374; h.s. and

Dõgen, 267, 269–78, 319, 329–31; his-

tory of, 5–6, 375–7; h.s. and Japanese

ethnocentrism, 375–87; h.s. and Japan-

ese feminism, 25–6; h.s. and Kyoto

school, 308–9; h.s. and Tendai, 375–7,

401; h.s. and Tsung-mi, 287–93; h.s.

and Zen, 25, 264, 279, 331–3

Hongan û X , 380

Honji-suijaku ûGs), 5, 19, 386

Honmon û– (genuine, originary, true),

386 . See also Shakumon

Honri taikõ shð û 7 Ø „ T, 5

Honshõ myõshu ûBU@ (original realiza-

tion and marvelous practice), 258, 26

Honzon û ¨ (central point of venera-

tion), 376

Hori Tatsuo ø ó Í, 372

Hossõ À o school, 3, 34, 383

Ho-tse SG school, 329–30

Hotsubodaishin n ¬Ø fascicle, 265–7,

278, 281

Hotsumu inga ¾[ ƒ F, 268

Hotsumujõshin ‹[î fascicle, 262, 266,

281

Hsiang o (phenomenal appearances), 71,

287–8, 408

Hsiao-fu ·&, 71

Hsing § (nature), 167, 175, 178, 186–8

Hsing-ch’i § | (arising from nature), 288

Hsin-hsing § (mind-nature, 43

Hsin-ti G (mind ground), 53, 287

Hsüan-tsang é h , 35–9, 45, 49, 310, 414,

417

Hua-yen TÕ (Kegon), 5, 7, 34, 36–7,

40–1, 49, 165, 287, 306–7, 309, 362;

H. Ch’an (Kegon-Zen) TÕ,, 22

Hubbard, Jamie, 80, 144, 173, 355, 373

Hui-neng Šô, 42, 54, 264, 420

Hui-yüan Š æ , 35, 40, 413

Hume, David, 156

Hung-chih e J, 276, 469

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