The karma of words: Buddhism and the literary arts in medieval Japan
The karma of words: Buddhism and the literary arts in medieval Japan
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言语的业力：佛教与中世纪日本的文学艺术
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10.1525/9780520342675
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发表时间：
1983
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通讯作者：
William R. LaFleur
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William R. LaFleur
“一本杰作...将证明对一个研究世纪以来日本文学和思想的学生有很大的帮助。（《泰晤士报文学副刊》）“对日本研究、比较文学和宗教史领域的重大贡献.一本急需在课堂上使用的书。（东方佛教）“创新性和挑衅性...不仅对日本宗教和日本文化的专家感兴趣，而且对文学评论家和文化历史学家也感兴趣。”（宗教研究评论）。“丰富而刺激的材料...对所有关心理解塑造日本文化和宗教的传统的人都有重要的帮助和影响。”（《明史》）。“发人深省，文笔优美...一位西方学者对中世纪文化和宗教的研究做出的最具独创性和创造性的贡献之一。所有学习日本文化的西方学生都能从中获益...对日本中世纪研究专家有帮助的一本稀有书籍。”（Journal of Japanese Studies）“对日本研究的一个重要贡献......该流派的典范。（太平洋事务）。“这是一本令人兴奋的，突破性的书。”（Chanoyu Quarterly）。“我对我所读到的东西印象最深，甚至感到兴奋。“（唐纳德·基恩，哥伦比亚大学日本文学名誉教授和新町名誉教授）。“这是日本研究中最重要的书籍之一，将影响整个领域。“（罗伯特·贝拉，前埃利奥特社会学教授，加州大学伯克利分校名誉教授）。
"A masterly book ...will prove of great assistance to a student of Japanese literature and thought from the eleventh century onwards." (Times Literary Supplement). "A major contribution to the fields of Japanese studies, comparative literature, and history of religions ...a book that begs for classroom use." (The Eastern Buddhist). "Innovative and provocative ...will be of interest not only to specialists in Japanese religion and Japanese culture, but also to literary critics and cultural historians." (Religious Studies Review). "Rich and stimulating material ...an important help and influence to all concerned with understanding the tradition that has shaped Japanese culture and religion." (History of Religions). "Thought provoking, finely written ...one of the more original and creative contributions to the study of medieval culture and religion to be produced by a Western scholar...Can be read with profit by all Western students of Japanese culture ...one of those rare books that has something to offer Japanese specialists in medieval studies." (Journal of Japanese Studies). "A very important contribution to Japanese studies ...a paradigm of the genre." (Pacific Affairs). "This is an exciting, ground-breaking book." (Chanoyu Quarterly). "I have been most impressed and even excited by what I have read." (Donald Keene, Professor Emeritus and Shincho Professor Emeritus of Japanese Literature at Columbia University). "This is one of the most important books in Japanese studies in a long time and will influence the entire field." (Robert Bellah, former Elliott Professor of Sociology, Professor Emeritus at the University of California, Berkeley).