ジャイナ教入門:インドの非暴力の宗教(英訳)<br>Jainism : An Indian Religion of Nonviolence

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ジャイナ教入門:インドの非暴力の宗教(英訳)
Jainism : An Indian Religion of Nonviolence

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  • 製本 Paperback:紙装版/ペーパーバック版/ページ数 146 p.
  • 言語 ENG
  • 商品コード 9781041071358
  • DDC分類 294.4

Full Description

This book is a multi-faceted, thorough, and yet compact introduction to Jainism. It presents the history and scripture of Jainism, a religion that originated in ancient India and still exists today.

A work of primarily philological nature, giving a close look at the history and development of Jain scriptural traditions based on the tradition of German Indology, this accessible introduction is available for the first time for an English-speaking audience. Readers will encounter an accessible, easy-toread, and up-to-date overview of Jainism according to Śvetāmbara tradition, with reference to the Digambara tradition as well.

The author also offers anthropological, archaeological, and art-historical information from the field of Jain Studies. It will be of interest to students studying Religious Studies, Asian Religions and South Asian Studies as well as a wider public audience without in-depth previous knowledge of Jainism looking for a concise, yet innovative and insightful introduction.

Contents

List of Figures x

Foreword xii

Acknowledgments xiv

Prologue 1

1 The Jina 6

The Jina Mahāvı̄ra 8

The Legend of Mahāvı̄ra 11

The Predecessors of Mahāvı̄ra 17

Pārśva 19

Ariṣṭanemi 20

Ṛṣabha 21

2 Development and Growth of Jainism 24

Beginnings 25

Antiquity (ca. 500 BCE to 500 CE) 26

Medieval Period (ca. 500 CE to 1500 CE) 30

Modern Times (ca. 1500 CE to 1800 CE) 33

Colonial Period and Present (since ca. 1800 CE) 35

History of Academic Research 37

3 Literature and Tradition 41

Canonical Literature 43

The Books of the Canon 44

Twelve 'Limbs' (aṅga) 44

Twelve 'Secondary Limbs' (upāṅga) 46

Chedasūtras 47

Mūlasūtras 47

Prakı̄rṇakasūtras 48

Cūlikasūtras 49

Post-Canonical and Modern Literature 49

4 Understanding the World, Ethics, and Philosophy 54

Cosmology 55

Time and Time Eras 56

World and Universe 58

Cosmos 58

World 63

Development and Transmission of Jain Cosmology 65

Basic Ethical Principles of Jainism 74

Conception of the Soul 77

The Soul in the Cycles of Birth 78

Embodiment and States of the Soul 80

Living Beings 81

Body 82

Colors of the Soul 83

Function and Effect of Karma 84

Steps to Liberation 86

5 Religious Practice 93

The Jain Community 93

Religious Practice of Ascetics 95

Religious Practice of the Laity 98

Ceremonies of Worship 101

Jain Deities 103

Temples and Ascetic Lodgings 105

Religious Festivals 108

Pilgrimage 112

6 Art and Symbolism 116

The Representation of the Jina 117

Bronze Altars 120

Jain Painting and Book Art 123

Wall and Ceiling Painting 123

Painted Book Covers 124

Palm Leaf Manuscripts 125

Paper Manuscripts 126

Jain Symbols 127

Eight Auspicious Symbols (aṣṭamaṅgala) 127

Sacred Syllables 129

Epilogue 132

Glossary 135

Index 140

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