1st Edition
Chinese Buddhist Canons in the Age of Printing
Introduction
Darui Long
1. Chinese Buddhist canon: approaches to its compilation
Guangchang Fang, translated by Xinzi, and proofread by Jiang Wu
2. An analysis of the content and characteristics of the Chinese Buddhist canon
Fuhua Li, translated by Linjiao Zeng, and proofread by Jiang Wu
3. The master–disciple relationship between Huisi and Jingwan
Aiming Zhang, translated by Darui Long
4. Manuscripts, printed canons, and extra-canonical sources: a case study based on a biography from the Xu Gaoseng Zhuan (Further Biographies of Eminent Monks) by Daoxuan ¿¿ (596–667)
Jinhua Chen
5. The secret scriptures in both the Qisha Canon and Puning Canon
Jining Li, translated by Darui Long
6. The Yongle Northern Canon and its donors
Darui Long
7. Features and significance of compiling the Newly Collated and Annotated Catalog of the Buddhist Canon
He Mei, translated by Shyling Glaze, and proofread by Jiang Wu
8. The Foguang Buddhist Canon: the unique and creative classification of Buddhist works
Yikung, translated by Darui Long
Biography
Darui Long is Professor in the Department of Religious Studies at the University of the West, Los Angeles, USA.
Jinhua Chen is Professor in the Department of Asian Studies at the University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada.
