Sudden and Gradual

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*****'''I . The Sudden and Gradual Debates'''
The M irror of the M ind 13
Paul D em ieville
Sudden Illumination or Simultaneous Comprehension: Remarks
on Chinese and Tibetan Terminology 41
R. A. Stein '
Purifying Gold: The M etaphor o f Effort and Intuition in Buddhist
Thought and Practice 67
L uis 0 . G omez
II. Sudden and Gradual Enlightenment in Chinese Buddhism
Tao-sheng’s Theory of Sudden Enlightenment Re-examined 169
Whalen L a i
Sudden and G radual Intimately Conjoined: C hih-i’s T ’ien-t’ai
View 201
N eal D onner
Shen-hui and the Teaching o f Sudden Enlightenment in Early
C h’an Buddhism 227
J o h n R. M cR ae
Sudden Enlightenm ent Followed by G radual C u ltivation:
T sung-m i’s Analysis o f M ind
P eter N . G regory
The “ Short-cut” Approach o f K 3an-hua M editation: The Evolution
o f a Practical Subitism in Chinese C h ,an Buddhism
R obert E . B u sw ell, J r.
III. A nalogies in the C u ltu ral Sphere
The Sudden and the G radual in Chinese Poetry C riticism :
An Exam ination o f the C h ’an-Poetry Analogy
R ich ard John Lynn
Tung C h ’i-ch,ang,s ‘‘Southern and N orthern Schools,,in the
H istory and Theory o f Painting: A Reconsideration
Jam es C a h ill
A fterw ord by Tu W ei-m ing
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447
C ontributors
Index
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This volume examines the historical basis of the debate over sudden versus gradual approaches to enlightenment in Chinese Buddhism, seeing it as part of a recurrent polarity in Chinese history and thought. Sudden and Gradual includes essays by Luis O. Gómez on the philosophical implications of the debate in China and Tibet, Whalen Lai on Taodheng's theory of sudden enlightenment, Neal Donner on Chih-i's system of T'ien-t'ai, John R. McRae on Shen-Hui's sudden enlightenment and its precedents in Northern Ch'an, and Peter N. Gregory on Tsung-mi's theory of sudden enlightenment. (Source: Motilal Banarsidass)

Citation Gregory, Peter N., ed. Sudden and Gradual: Approaches to Enlightenment in Chinese Thought. Buddhist Tradition Series 16. Delhi: Motilal Banarsidass, 1991. First published 1987 by University of Hawai'i Press. https://terebess.hu/zen/Sudden-and-Gradual-Enlightenment.pdf.