Vol 15, No 1 (2023)

Issue Description

In this issue, we dedicated a section to the memory of Tibetologist Péter Galambos.

The publication of this issue was supported by the Hungarian Academy of Sciences.

For the Memory of Péter Galambos

The practice of tummo [gtum mo] through Tilopa’s realisation songs and the insight this provides into Tantric Buddhism

Péter Sándor Galambos

1–36

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The Life of Péter Galambos

Mirella Keller

33–53

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The Buddha – a historical reconstruction of the spread of the designation through the examination of early Pali and Chinese texts

Boglárka Wessely-Fenyvesi

55–78

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The role and significance of Samantabhadra bodhisattva in the Avatamsaka

Imre Hamar

79–98

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A semantic analysis of huatou 話頭 in Chan Buddhist texts from the 10th to the 12th century

Mirella Keller

99–116

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Encountering East and West in Hishida Shunsō’s Samantabhadra Painting

Mónika Kiss

117–140

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In Memoriam

Attila Sági (1985–2022)

Ferenc Takó

141–144

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Articles

The shifting meaning of the character wu 巫 ('shaman') from the Shang dynasty to the Han dynasty

István Olajos

145–182

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The Mengzi on ‘Heavenly decree’ (tianming天命) and ‘name’ (ming名)

András Várnai

183–227

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An analysis and evaluation of Japanese historical documents related to the Treaty of Trianon – Diplomatic reports on the Hungarian–Czechoslovak and Hungarian–Romanian borders

Yuko Umemura

229–253

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The cultural determinations of Japanese art therapy

Anna Gacsályi

255–276

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Reviews

To the History of Mongol Invasions in Central and Eastern Europe: The Routledge Handbook of the Mongols and Central-Eastern Europe. Alexander V. Maiorov, Roman Hautala (eds.) Oxon – New York, Routledge, 2021

Ákos Bertalan Apatóczky

277–282

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In a mirror more clearly: Ferenc Takó: Max Weber Kínája. A protestáns etika és a mandarinátus szelleme [Max Weber's China. The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of the Mandarinate]. Budapest: ELTE Institute of Philosophy – L’Harmattan – Hungarian Philosophical Society, 2020

Gergely Salát

283–290

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Trianon from different angles – from a Japanese perspective: Trianon és a japán diplomácia. Magyar vonatkozású japán diplomáciai dokumentumok, 1914–1923 [Trianon and Japanese Diplomacy. Japanese Diplomatic Documents Concerning Hungary, 1914-1923]. Edited, selected and translated by Umemura Yuko and Péter Wintermantel. Budapest: Research Centre for the Humanities, Institute of History, 2021

Gergely Salát

291–295

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New Achievements of the Department of Japanology at Károli Gáspár University: Petra Doma – Mária Ildikó Farkas (eds.): Kortárs Japanológia IV. [Contemporary Japanology 4]. Károli Gáspár University of the Reformed Church in Hungary – L’Harmattan, Budapest, 2022

Ferenc Takó

297–300

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Translation and Interpretation of Three Edo-period kibyōshis: Andrea Csendom: Kinkin szenszei álmától a jó és rossz lelkek küzdelméig – Három edói kibjósi a XVIII. század végi Japánból [From Kinkin Sensei's Dream to the Fight of Good and Evil Souls – Three Edo Kibyōshis from Late 18th Century Japan]. Budapest: Ráció Kiadó, 2021

Anna Gacsályi

301–304

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A Japanese Classic about the Dawn of the Samurais Now in Hungarian: Heike monogatari, avagy a Heike tündöklése és bukása [Heike monogatari or the Rise and Fall of the Heike]. Translated by Zsolt Bärnkopf. Budapest: Flaccus Kiadó, 2022

Richárd Gábor Gottner

305–309

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Table of Contents

For the Memory of Péter Galambos

In Memoriam

Articles

Reviews