The latest issue of the Journal of the International Association of
Buddhist
Studies (ISSN 0193-600X ) appeared recently:
JIABS 34/1-2 (2011 [2012])
includes eight articles by - in alphabetical
order - Yangdon Dhondup, David
Higgins, Pascale Hugon, Qian Lin,
Klaus-Dieter Mathes, Michael Radich, Markus
Viehbeck and Tsering
Wangchuk, as well as a themed section on 'Terms of art'
in Indian
Esoteric Buddhism with two lengthy papers by David B. Gray and
Christian
K. Wedemeyer.
The table of contents is given below, as well
as on the JIABS website
(https://archiv.ub.uni-heidelberg.de/ojs/index.php/jiabs/index).
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Articles
Yangdon
Dhondup: Rig 'dzin Dpal ldan bkra shis (1688-1743) and the
emergence of a
Tantric community in Reb kong, A mdo (Qinghai), pp. 3-30
David Higgins: A
reply to questions concerning mind and primordial
knowing, pp.
31-96
Pascale Hugon: Argumentation theory in the early Tibetan
epistemological
tradition, pp. 97-148
Qian Lin: The antarābhava
dispute among Abhidharma traditions and the
list of anāgāmins, pp.
149-186
Klaus-Dieter Mathes: The gzhan stong model of reality - Some
more
material on its origin, transmission, and interpretation, pp.
187-223
Michael Radich: Immortal Buddhas and their indestructible
embodiments,
pp. 227-290
Markus Viehbeck: Fighting for the truth -
satyadvaya and the debates
provoked by Mi pham's Nor bu ke ta ka, pp.
291-320
Tsering Wangchuk: Dol po pa shes rab rgyal mtshan on Mahāyāna
doxography
- Rethinking the distinction between Cittamātra and Madhyamaka
in
fourteenth-century Tibet, pp. 321-348
'Terms of art' in
Indian Esoteric Buddhism
Christian K. Wedemeyer: Locating Tantric
antinomianism - An essay toward
an intellectual history of the
'practices/practice observance'
(caryā/caryāvrata), pp. 349-419
David
B. Gray: Imprints of the "Great Seal" - On the expanding semantic
range of
the term of mudrā in eighth through eleventh century Indian
Buddhist
literature, pp. 421-481
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