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Year: 2019
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ISBN 10: 3847010387 
ISBN 13: 9783847010388
Author: Chun Chieh Huang

After the arrival of Buddhism toward the end of the Eastern Han dynasty (25–220), Buddhism found itself in a fierce conflict with indigenous Chinese thought. The controversies between Confucianism and Buddhism reached their peak in the time of the Northern and Southern dynasties (420–589). By then, these two ideologies had gone through a long period of mutual conflict. When Buddhism spread East from China and entered Korea and Japan, a wide array of intense debates was aroused in 14th and 15th century Korea and in 17th century Japan that resulted in an ultimate confluence between Confucianism and Buddhism. This volume tells the story of the debate between Buddhism and Confucianism in East Asia and explains the reason why the confluence between these two systems of thought is possible.

The Debate and Confluence Between Confucianism and Buddhism in East Asia A Historical Overview 1st Table of contents:

Chapter 1: Foundations of Confucianism

  1. The Life and Teachings of Confucius
  2. Core Concepts of Confucianism: Ren, Li, Xiao, and Junzi
  3. The Role of Confucianism in Ancient Chinese Society
  4. Confucianism’s Influence on East Asian Political and Social Structures

Chapter 2: The Origins and Development of Buddhism

  1. The Life of Siddhartha Gautama and the Birth of Buddhism
  2. Core Doctrines of Buddhism: The Four Noble Truths and the Eightfold Path
  3. The Spread of Buddhism from India to East Asia
  4. The Evolution of Buddhist Schools in East Asia: Mahayana, Zen, Pure Land

Chapter 3: The Introduction of Buddhism to China

  1. The Early Transmission of Buddhism Along the Silk Road
  2. Initial Reception of Buddhism in China
  3. The Role of Buddhist Monks and Translators in the Spread of Buddhism
  4. Confucian Resistance and Reactions to Buddhism in Early China

Chapter 4: Confucianism and Buddhism in Tang Dynasty China

  1. The Tang Dynasty as a Cultural and Religious Turning Point
  2. The Rise of Chan (Zen) Buddhism in China
  3. Confucian-Buddhist Debates and Synthesis during the Tang Period
  4. The Influence of Buddhist Thought on Confucian Scholars and Neo-Confucianism

Chapter 5: The Rise of Neo-Confucianism

  1. The Formation of Neo-Confucianism in the Song Dynasty
  2. Key Figures in Neo-Confucian Thought: Zhu Xi and Wang Yangming
  3. Neo-Confucianism’s Response to Buddhism and Daoism
  4. Integration of Buddhist Ideas into Neo-Confucian Philosophy

Chapter 6: Buddhism and Confucianism in Korea and Japan

  1. Buddhism’s Arrival and Influence in Korea
  2. The Integration of Confucianism in Korea and its Relationship with Buddhism
  3. The Spread of Buddhism to Japan: Early Encounters with Confucianism
  4. The Confluence of Confucianism and Buddhism in the Japanese Context
  5. The Role of Confucianism and Buddhism in the Formation of East Asian Cultures

Chapter 7: Philosophical Dialogues and Debates

  1. Confucian Criticism of Buddhist Monasticism and Asceticism
  2. Buddhist Critiques of Confucianism’s Focus on Rituals and Social Hierarchy
  3. Shared Ethical Teachings: Filial Piety and Compassion
  4. Synthesis of Confucian and Buddhist Ideas: The Role of Meditation, Morality, and Wisdom
  5. The Impact of These Debates on East Asian Intellectual Thought

Chapter 8: Confucianism, Buddhism, and Statecraft

  1. Confucianism’s Influence on Governance and Bureaucracy
  2. The Role of Buddhism in Imperial Patronage and Social Welfare
  3. Confucian-Buddhist Coexistence in Political Life
  4. Confucianism and Buddhism in the Governance of Korea and Japan
  5. The Decline of Buddhist Influence in State Affairs in Late Imperial China

Chapter 9: The Modern Confluence and Conflict Between Confucianism and Buddhism

  1. The Role of Confucianism and Buddhism in Modern East Asia
  2. The Decline of Traditional Religious Practices in the 19th and 20th Centuries
  3. The Impact of Westernization and Reform Movements on Confucian-Buddhist Relations
  4. Revival of Confucian and Buddhist Thought in Contemporary East Asia
  5. Interactions Between Confucianism, Buddhism, and Other Religious Traditions in the Modern Era

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