Konrad meisig (129 resultados)

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Paperback. Condición: As New. Still shrinkwrapped; East Asia Intercultural Studies - Interkulturelle Ostasienstudien; 0.3 x 9.4 x 6.7 Inches; 120 pages.

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Condición: Neu. Problems and Prospects. Edited by Konrad Meisig. Ten contributions, held at an international workshop 2008 in Mainz, focus on central aspects of Chinese Buddhist philology, linguistics, history of redactions, and history of literature, in order to discuss the state of research, its pressing problems, and promising prospects. Including contributions by Bhikkhu Analayo, Marcus Bingenheimer, Roderick S. Bucknell, Choong Mun-keat, LI Wei, Konrad Meisig, Marion Meisig, Bhikkhu Pasadika and Karl-Heinz Pohl. VI,166 Seiten mit 25 Abb., broschiert (East Asia Intercultural Studies/Interkulturelle Ostasienstudien; vol. 3/Harrassowitz Verlag 2010). Früher EUR 38,00. Gewicht: 351 g - Softcover/Taschenbuch.…

Condición: Neu. The Chinese Parallel to the Kûtadantasutta. Edited, translated and compared with the Pâli by Konrad Meisig. The chinese text is given in the original characters along with the Pinyin transcription, in synopsis with the transcribed Pali text, followed by an english translation. The text-critical introduction deals with the "variae lectiones" both of the Chinese and the Pali; the final analysis focuses on the literary stratification and criticism of forms, thus reconstructing the archetypical nucleus of the Kutadantasutta. The Chinese parallel to the Pali-Kutadantasutta marks one of the major turning points in Old Indian history of ideas: the transition from magic to ethics. In this sermon, the Buddha rejects the Vedic animal sacrifice and re-interprets it according to Buddhist ethics. He preaches sacrifices in a new sense of the word: the sacrifice of giving alms to Buddhist monks, or, even better, of building monasteries, of converting to Buddhism as a Buddhist layman, of obeying the five Buddhist rules for laymen, or becoming a Buddhist monk. VII,120 Seiten, broschiert (East Asia Intercultural Studies/Interkulturelle Ostasienstudien; vol. 4/Harrassowitz Verlag 2011). Früher EUR 38,00. Gewicht: 260 g - Softcover/Taschenbuch.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware -The author of the nucleus or core of the Yogasutras is actually unknown as a historical figure. The Indian tradition calls him Patañjali. But this Patañjali is not a verifiable individual. He - or it - is a process of oral recitation. The wording of these recitations or the 'Urtext' is submerged under secondary, accidental, ancillary tendencies made by later editors, re-editors and revisers. Their manipulations resulted in interpolations (i.e. additions) and dislocations (misplacements). Not only had words and single sutras (maxims) been added and misplaced, but even whole passages of paragraphs. Textual criticism, based on literary content and the stylistic forms, leads to the reconstruction of several editions. Accordingly, the text of the Yogasutras is divided into five parts. It begins with Part P, named after the progenitor Patañjali, which essentially contains the well-known Major Eightfold Path to yogic redemption from reincarnation. This is followed by Part B, which is not the work of Patañjali, but of an imitator, and deals with the lesser-known Minor Eightfold Path, the highlight of which are the eight clarifications ( prasadana , Yogasutra 1,32-39). Two further revisions deal, on the one hand, with the supernatural abilities, the siddhis, by an editor called the 'conjurer' (Part C), and on the other hand, with a collection of miscellaneous details in Part D, a kind of postscript by a 'gatherer.' Part E contains the numerous later and minor additions scattered throughout the text of Parts P and B. A text-historical stemma illustrates the complex development of today's vulgate text, which was gradually expanded over the course of more than two millennia. 110 pp. Englisch.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware -The author of the nucleus or core of the Yogasutras is actually unknown as a historical figure. The Indian tradition calls him Patañjali. But this Patañjali is not a verifiable individual. He - or it - is a process of oral recitation. The wording of these recitations or the 'Urtext' is submerged under secondary, accidental, ancillary tendencies made by later editors, re-editors and revisers. Their manipulations resulted in interpolations (i.e. additions) and dislocations (misplacements). Not only had words and single sutras (maxims) been added and misplaced, but even whole passages of paragraphs. Textual criticism, based on literary content and the stylistic forms, leads to the reconstruction of several editions. Accordingly, the text of the Yogasutras is divided into five parts. It begins with Part P, named after the progenitor Patañjali, which essentially contains the well-known Major Eightfold Path to yogic redemption from reincarnation. This is followed by Part B, which is not the work of Patañjali, but of an imitator, and deals with the lesser-known Minor Eightfold Path, the highlight of which are the eight clarifications ( prasadana , Yogasutra 1,32-39). Two further revisions deal, on the one hand, with the supernatural abilities, the siddhis, by an editor called the 'conjurer' (Part C), and on the other hand, with a collection of miscellaneous details in Part D, a kind of postscript by a 'gatherer.' Part E contains the numerous later and minor additions scattered throughout the text of Parts P and B. A text-historical stemma illustrates the complex development of today's vulgate text, which was gradually expanded over the course of more than two millennia. 110 pp. Englisch.…

Hardcover. Condición: Very Good. Hardcover, 2012, xxvi + 205 pages, b&w images in text, colour illustrations pp 187-205, NOT ex-library. Clean and bright throughout with unmarked text, free of inscriptions and stamps, firmly bound. Published without a dust jacket. -- On the 16th and 17th November 2011, the Institute of Indology of the Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz, in collaboration with the ASIATICUM ‒ Association for the Promotion of Studies East and West, and the Visva Bharati University, organised an international and interdisciplinary symposium on 'Utopias from Asia' in Santiniketan, India, on the occasion of the 150th birthday anniversary of Rabindranath Tagore. This congress was the third in a series of symposia and workshops which are financed according to the wishes of the Japanese entrepeneur Momoyo Okura, a committed sponsor of international cultural events in humanities, who died in 2008. The present volume contains the papers read on that occasion, supplemented by the papers of the German-Asiatic workshop on 'Myths from Asia' in Mainz on the 20th and 21st February 2012, the fourth symposium in memoriam of Momoyo Okura. The papers combine disciplines as different as Japanology and History of Japanese Art, Indology, South Asian Anthropology, Vedic and Iranistic Studies, Chinese Studies, Buddhology, Modern Bengali and Urdu Literature, Sinhalese Studies, Tibetology, Film Studies, and Political Studies. -- Contents: Udaya Narayana Singh, Inaugural Talk; Masako Sato, Seeking Utopia Beyond Modernization: A Movement in the Asian Structural Change in the 20th Century; Konrad Meisig, Utopia: A Definition; Kumkum Bhattacharya, Utopias in Praxis: Rabindranath's Rural Reconstruction; Kasturi Dadhe, The Concept of a Feminine-Self: Veiled and Unveiled in Rokeya Sakhawat Hossain's 'Sultana's Dream', 'Padmarag' and 'Abarodhbasini'; Swati Ganguly, Santiniketan and Sriniketan: Tagore's Utopia 'beyond nationalist frames'; Luang Van Ke, From Utopia to Reality: Some Characteristics of the Political Transformation in Vietnam since 1990; Soumik Nandy Majumdar, Utopia Visualised: Paintings of Rabindranath Tagore; Konrad Meisig, Buddhist Utopias; Marion Meisig, Unity of Politics and Nature: The Appearance of the Mythical Beast Qilin in China; Ivo Ritzer, Against the Modern World: The ninkyo eiga as Nostalgic Utopia; Marcus Stiglegger, Kaiju eiga: Utopias and Dystopias in Japanese Cinema; Sonja Wengoborski, Exploring the Space Between the Possible and the Impossible: Observations from Contemporary South Asian Literature / Supplement Section: Myths from Asia: -- Kasturi Dadhe, Cross-Ethnic Influences on Indigenous Myths: The Bhils and their Creation Myth; Almuth Degener, Ein Mythos in Qurratulain Hyders „Ag ka Darya "?; Ivo Ritzer, Legends of the Fist: Trans\Nationalismus in filmischen Superhelden-Mythen zwischen China und Hongkong; Hans Ruelius, Licchavikatha: The Myths of the Origin of the Yaksas in the Sinhalese Yak Tovil ('Devil Dances'), Masako Sato, Traditioning of a Spider-Symbol in the Japanese Written Culture: Appearance and Reception of a Myth-Motif; Marcus Stiglegger, Avalon 2.0: Die Mythopoetik von Marnoru Oshii; Illustrations.…

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware -On the 4th and 5th of July 2008, the Institute of Indology and the Study and Research Unit Buddhist Chinese ('Arbeitsgruppe Buddhistisches Chinesisch') of the Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz held an international workshop on 'Translating Buddhist Chinese: Problems and Prospects.' With attendees and experts from all over the world, the workshop focused on central aspects of Chinese Buddhist philology, linguistics, history of redactions, and history of literature, in order to discuss today's state of research, its pressing problems, and promising prospects. The volume edited by Konrad Meisig presents the papers of the workshop with contributions by Bhikkhu Analayo, Marcus Bingenheimer, Roderick S. Bucknell, CHOONG Mun-keat, LI Wei, Konrad Meisig, Marion Meisig, Bhikkhu Pasadika and Karl-Heinz Pohl. 166 pp. Englisch. …

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware -The author of the nucleus or core of the Yogas¿tras is actually unknown as a historical figure. The Indian tradition calls him Patañjali. But this Patañjali is not a verifiable individual. He - or it - is a process of oral recitation. The wording of these recitations or the 'Urtext' is submerged under secondary, accidental, ancillary tendencies made by later editors, re-editors and revisers. Their manipulations resulted in interpolations (i.e. additions) and dislocations (misplacements). Not only had words and single s¿tras (maxims) been added and misplaced, but even whole passages of paragraphs. Textual criticism, based on literary content and the stylistic forms, leads to the reconstruction of several editions. Accordingly, the text of the Yogas¿tras is divided into five parts. It begins with Part P, named after the progenitor Patañjali, which essentially contains the well-known Major Eightfold Path to yogic redemption from reincarnation. This is followed by Part B, which is not the work of Patañjali, but of an imitator, and deals with the lesser-known Minor Eightfold Path, the highlight of which are the eight clarifications ( pras¿dana , Yogas¿tra 1,32-39). Two further revisions deal, on the one hand, with the supernatural abilities, the siddhis, by an editor called the 'conjurer' (Part C), and on the other hand, with a collection of miscellaneous details in Part D, a kind of postscript by a 'gatherer.' Part E contains the numerous later and minor additions scattered throughout the text of Parts P and B. A text-historical stemma illustrates the complex development of today's vulgate text, which was gradually expanded over the course of more than two millennia.…

Condición: Neu. An international and interdisciplinary Symposium in Santiniketan. On the occasion of the 150th Birthday Anniversary of Rabindranath Tagore. An Asian Impact Activity in memoriam of Momoyo Okura. Edited by Konrad Meisig. Twelve papers on "Utopias from Asia", supplemented by six papers - three of them in German - on "Myths from Asia". The papers combine disciplines as different as Japanology and History of Japanese Art, Indology, South Asian Anthropology, Vedic and Iranistic Studies, Chinese Studies, Buddhology, Modern Bengali and Urdu Literature, Sinhalese Studies, Tibetology, Film Studies, and Political Studies. XXVI,205 Seiten mit 19 Textabb. und 50 Abb. auf 18 Farbtafeln, gebunden (East Asia Intercultural Studies/Interkulturelle Ostasienstudien; vol. 8/Harrassowitz Verlag 2012). Früher EUR 54,00. Gewicht: 572 g - Gebunden/Gebundene Ausgabe.…

Softcover/Paperback. Condición: Sehr gut. IX, 625 Seiten, 24 cm. Sehr guter Zustand. Minimale Lager- bzw. Gebrauchsspuren. / Very good. Minimal wear. Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 1300.

Softcover/Paperback. Condición: Wie neu. IX, 625 Seiten, 24 cm. Wie neu. Noch in Schutzfolie eingezogen. / Like new. Still shrink wrapped. Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 1300.

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