Cross cultural exchanges between india and china
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Cross-Cultural exchanges between India and China were unique and multifaceted. The spread of Buddhism in Indo China peninsula is the subject of discussion.
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12HIST 115 Annotated Bibliography Buddh
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HIST 115 Annotated Bibliography:
Buddhist Influence on Ancient China
Kyami Clarke
HIST 115 6380 World History I (2218)
Professor Norman Rothman
September 4, 2021
HIST 115 Annotated Bibliography: Buddhist Influence on Ancient China
Guang, Xing. “Buddhist Impact on Chinese Culture.” Asian Philosophy 23, no. 4 (2013): 305–22. Accessed September 4, 2021. https://doi.org/10.1080/09552367.2013.831606
According to Xing Guang, Confucianism, Daoism, and Buddhism are the three major philosophical systems in Chinese traditional culture. The first two are aspects of Chinese culture, while Buddhism is an Indian religion. Despite disagreements between the three systems of thought, integration has become the norm in the evolution of Chinese cultural thought. As a result, Chinese culture has changed and developed with Confucianism at its core and Daoism and Buddhism supporting it by merging the three religions into one. Buddhism introduced new concepts and thought to China, encouraging, among other things, the development of Chinese philosophy, ethics, dialect, poetry, arts, faiths, and common belief. However, Buddhism is not a culturally confined religion. It incorporates and adapts local culture and philosophy. Arthur Wright has already compiled a historical overview of Buddhism's history in China and its four eras of cultural engagement with Chinese culture.
Buddhism, like other religions, has a liberal mindset and embraces whatever is good. Because of this mentality, The Buddha advised his lay followers to contribute to the local gods, an essential component of the culture. This method of thought has had a profound effect on Buddhists and has vast consequences for spreading Buddhism to other cultures. As a result, Whenever Buddhism has been transmitted, it has incorporated local cultures. Rather than causing conflict with them. As a result, when it arrived in China, it became Chinese Buddhism with Chinese cultural characteristics and color, as Buddhism assimilated numerous Chinese cultural aspects.
Hanguang, Zhou. “The Positive Influence of BUDDHISM upon the Development of Science and Technology in Ancient China.” Philosophy Study 9, no. 4 (April 28, 2019): 217–22. Accessed September 4, 2021. https://doi.org/10.17265/2159-5313/2019.04.005
Zhou Hanguang disagrees with Joseph Needham's assessment that "overall, its influence was highly inhibiting" and believes Buddhism has made a constructive contribution and significantly impacted the development of science and technology in ancient China. Since the arrival of Buddhism in China, only Great Vehicle books and thoughts have spread widely and exerted a profound influence in large areas of the country (except minority nationalities in Southwest China). According to early Little Vehicle theory, Buddhism had a tradition that kept it separate from secular society. When such a tradition emerged and became actively involved in secular society's everyday affairs, it was criticized by ...
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