Konrad Meisig Books

Translating Buddhist Chinese
Beginnings of Buddhist ethics
Beginnings of Buddhist ethics

By Konrad Meisig

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"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 Ve...

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Utopias from Asia
Utopias from Asia

By Konrad Meisig

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Das Sramanyaphala-sutra
Das Sramanyaphala-sutra

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Das Sutra von den vier Standen
Erzahltechniken der Nayi Kahani
Klang der Stille. Der Buddhismus.
Kleine Schriften
Ruhm und Unsterblichkeit
Ruhm und Unsterblichkeit

By Konrad Meisig

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A Buddhist Chinese glossary
A Buddhist Chinese glossary

By Konrad Meisig

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"The Buddhist Chinese Glossary provides 1) a diachronic perspective of Buddhist Chinese texts, giving exact place references including text quotations in an historical array; it thus permits 2) ver...

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