Vol. 4 No. 1 (2016): Religious and Spiritual Practices in Asia: Continuity and Change

DOI: https://doi.org/10.4312/as.2016.4.1

Published: 29.02.2016

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Editor’s Foreword

• Introduction

  Jana S. ROŠKER

  5-7

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The Concept of Time in Buddhism

• Progress and Free Will: On the Buddhist Concept of “Time” and Its Possibilities for Modernity

  Bart DESSEIN

  11-33

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• What is Time?: Yogācāra-Buddhist Meditation on the Problem of the External World in the Cheng Weishi Lun

  Jianjun Li

  35-57

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Body and Mind, Subject and Object

• Buddhism and Cognitive (Neuro)Science: An Uneasy Liaison?

  Sebastjan VÖRÖS

  61-80

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• The Concept of Self in Buddhism and Brahmanism: Some Remarks

  Andrej ULE

  81-95

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• The Significance of “mushin”: The Essential Mind of Zen Buddhist Philosophy for Humans in a Contemporary World

  Hisaki HASHI

  97-112

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Some Characteristics of Japanese and Korean Buddhism

• Bodhisattva Jizō and Folk Religious Influences: Elements of Folk Religion in Jizō’s Understanding in Japan

  Iva LAKIĆ PARAĆ

  115-129

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• Special Features of the Popularization of Bodhidharma

  Beatrix MECSI

  131-149

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Contemporary Neo-Confucianism

• Modern Confucianism and the Concept of “Asian Values”

  Jana S. ROŠKER

  153-164

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• Neo-Confucianism of Joseon dynasty––its theoretical foundation and main issues

  Haesung LEE

  165-194

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Narrations and Religious Histories

• Buddhism between Asia and Europe: The Concept of Mindfulness through a Historical Lens

  Tamara DITRICH

  197-213

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• On the Simplest Reading of Bartol’s Alamut

  Tahereh AHMADIPOUR

  215-227

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• The Role of Religion in the Life of Zainichi Koreans in Japan

  Nataša VISOČNIK

  229-243

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ASIAN STUDIES IN SLOVENIA

• Ponovno ovrednotenje Webra na Japonskem in nekatera izhodišča za obravnavo religije v povezavi s potrošništvom

  Tinka DELAKORDA KAWASHIMA

  247-263

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