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(author): Kieschnick, John

Title

(): The Impact of Buddhim on Chinese Material Culture

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(place)Princeton, New Jersey: (publisher)Princeton University Press, 2003

Identifier

KIESCHNICK 2003

Topics

Buddhism material culture relics iconography

Comments

This is an excellent survey on the impact of Buddhism on Chinese material cuture, as exemplified by the historical development of a number of material items such as Buddhist relics; images; the monks' robes; religious books; monasteries; chairs; sugar; tea; etc.

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ASH ASH: 舍利 BUDDHIST GARMENT BUDDHIST GARMENT: 三衣 BUDDHIST GARMENT: 紫衣 BUDDHIST GARMENT: 袈裟 CHAIR GARMENT PEARL SUGAR TEA

Developed at the Center for Innovative Informatics of the Humanities, Institute for Research in Humanities, Kyoto University, with support from the Dean for Research, Department of East Asian Studies, and Program in East Asian Studies, Princeton University.

Development supported by the sin-aps research group at Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen Nürnberg, with financial support from the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation.

Hosted by Princeton University, Department of East Asian Studies, in cooperation with Ruhr University Bochum, Center for the Study of Traditional Chinese Cultures .

Support from Heidelberg University - Cluster of Excellence - Asia and Europe in a Global Context and IKOS - University of Oslo gratefully acknowledged.

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