Traditions of Meditation in Chinese Buddhism (Studies in East Asian Buddhism, No 4)
by Bernard Faure, Alan Sponberg, Daniel B. Stevenson, Carl Bielefeldt, David W. Chappell, Jr. Robert E. Buswell
Traditions of Meditation in Chinese Buddhism offers an in-depth scholarly exploration of meditative practices within the Chinese Buddhist tradition. Featuring contributions from experts like Bernard Faure and others, this volume from the Studies in East Asian Buddhism series highlights the historical development and philosophical dimensions of these contemplative methods. It serves as a valuable resource for understanding East Asian spiritual heritage.
About This Book
This book examines the traditions of meditation as developed in Chinese Buddhism, offering a scholarly perspective on their evolution and significance.
Part of the Studies in East Asian Buddhism series, it brings together contributions from leading experts to illuminate key practices and philosophical underpinnings.
The volume provides a comprehensive look at how meditation traditions have shaped Buddhist thought and discipline in China.
Readers gain an understanding of the cultural and historical contexts that influenced these meditative approaches.
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