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Dark Symbols; Obscure Signs: God; Self; and Community in the Slave Mind (The Bishop Henry Mcneal Turner Studies in North American Black Religion; Vo)

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This volume brings together thirteen essays by leading scholars of Chinese and Indian civilization from Europe; North America and Asia. The essays cover a wide range of topics in Indian and Chinese religion and culture and offer fresh insights into the study of the Asian traditions. The essays in this volume together address both a specialist audience in presenting the latest findings of scholarly research and a general audience in offering the study of the past as a model for understanding developments in Asia today. The topics covered include a discussion of the role of women in Chinese religion; attitudes towards language and translation in Indian Buddhism; early Taoist thought; issues in Buddhist epistemology; miracly working images in medieval China; the history of Ch'an Buddhism; the process through which Buddhism was introduced to China; and art criticism in classical China.


#337489 in Books Orbis Books 1993-11Original language:EnglishPDF # 1 9.25 x 6.25 x .75l; #File Name: 0883449161226 pages


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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. A must read!By MUSIC LOVERDr. Riggins Earl is a master who shares with us some of his best work.1 of 2 people found the following review helpful. The point of view this book is frozen in christian ...By Gary OrmsbyThe point of view this book is frozen in christian dogma and world view thus unable to objectively observe; and critically analyze African spiritual thought and it's metamorphism and appearance in the African American church and culture.

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