序 號: 1
題 名: 《紫柏大師研究--以生平為心》
作 者: 釋果祥撰
出處題名:
卷 期:
日 期: 1986.03
頁 次:
出 版 者: 中華佛學研究所
出 版 地: 臺北市
資料類型: 碩士論文=Thesis(M.A.)
使用語文: 中文=Chinese
館 藏 地: 中華佛學研究所
編修日期: 1995.12.07
附 註 項: 指導教授: 聖嚴法師
關 鍵 詞:
提 要: 本書目次:
一、生平研究
(一)紫柏大師達觀真可略傳
(二)性格特色
(三)與憨山德清的交往
(四)復刻方冊大藏經
(五)宗教行持
1.持誦毘舍浮佛偈
2.苦行
3.觀音信仰
4.禪悟經驗
(六)癸卯冤獄
二、思想研究
(一)戒律思想
(二)禪法思想
(三)唯識思想
(四)念佛思想
(五)融匯儒釋道三家而匯歸佛教的思想
(六)融匯性相宗教而匯歸禪宗的思想
1.融匯宗、教
2.融匯性、相、禪宗
序 號: 2
題 名: 法藏大師的教學--華嚴乘教義分齊章之探究
作 者: 釋會清 撰
出處題名:
卷 期:
日 期: 1986.03.03
頁 次:
出 版 者: 中華佛學研究所
出 版 地: 臺北市
資料類型: 碩士論文=Thesis(M.A.)
使用語文: 中文=Chinese
館 藏 地: 中華佛學研究所
編修日期: 1995.12.07
附 註 項: 指導教授: 聖嚴法師
關 鍵 詞:
提 要: 本書目次:
缺

序 號: 3
題 名: 《寶性論》中佛性思想之研究
作 者: 楊惠珊撰
出處題名:
卷 期:
日 期: 1988.02
頁 次:
出 版 者: 中華佛學研究所
出 版 地: 臺北市
資料類型: 碩士論文=Thesis(M.A.)
使用語文: 中文=Chinese
館 藏 地: 中華佛學研究所
編修日期: 1995.12.07
附 註 項: 指導教授: 恆清法師
關 鍵 詞:
提 要: 本書目次:
一、研究佛性思想的前提
(一)向來關於佛性思想的研究及其問題
 1.佛性思想的確立
2.怫性思想的淵源及其發展概觀
(二)寶性論的文獻資料及其研究
(三)佛性的原語
1.`buddhata`與`buddhatua`
2.涅槃經的佛性原語
3.寶性論的佛性原語
二、寶性論中的佛性思想
(一)惡有佛性的含義
1.佛法身遍滿
2.如來真如無差別
3.皆悉實有真如佛性
(二)佛性思想的空性義
1.佛性思想與三時教判
2.對空性義的邪解及其對治--佛性
思想的空性義
三、佛性思想與修行
(一)佛性思想與一闡提
(二)佛性思想與四波羅蜜多
(三)佛性思想的修行體系

序 號: 4
題 名: 《印光大師的生平與思想》
作 者: 釋見正撰
出處題名:
卷 期:
日 期: 1988.09
頁 次:
出 版 者: 中華佛學研究所
出 版 地: 臺北市
資料類型: 碩士論文=Thesis(M.A.)
使用語文: 中文=Chinese
館 藏 地: 中華佛學研究所
編修日期: 1995.12.07
附 註 項: 指導教授: 聖嚴法師
關 鍵 詞:
提 要: 本書目次:
一、緒論
(一)研究的動機
 (二)研究的資料、範圍、方法和限制
二、印光大師時代的佛教狀況
(一)清末的時局狀況
(二)清末佛教的處境
(三)清末佛教思想
三、印光大師的傳略與著作
（一)印光大師的傳略
1.家庭背景
2.出家的經過
3.紅螺山時期的潛心修持
4.普陀山法雨寺時期的閱藏與成名
5.最後弘化的十年
(二)印光大師的著作
1.印光大師文鈔
2.印光大師嘉言錄
3.印光大師嘉言錄續編
4.印光大師文鈔菁華錄
5.印光大師永思集及其續編
6.印光大師遺教摘要與印光大師紀念文集
四、印光大師淨土思想的理論基礎
(一)何以印光大師揀別禪、密，推崇淨土？
(二)印光大師淨土思想的淵源
(三)印光大師對往生生因的看法
五、印光大師淨土思想的實踐方法
(一)從敦倫盡分閑邪存誠入手
(二)以家庭教育和因果報應相結合
(三)以居家修行適應時代需求
(四)以至誠念佛醫治眾生病
(五)印光大師對攝心念佛及十念記數的見解
1.攝心念佛
2.十念記數
六、印光大師對時代的影響
(一)《文鈔》感化多人信佛
(二)印光大師對緇素弟子的影響
1.弘一律師
2.德森法師
3.大醒法師
4.高鶴年居士
5.范古農居士
6.李炳南居士
七、結論
序 號: 5
題 名: 《七佛通誡偈思想研究》
作 者: 釋真慧（周玉真）撰
出處題名:
卷 期:
日 期: 1989.02
頁 次:
出 版 者: 中華佛學研究所
出 版 地: 臺北市
資料類型: 碩士論文=Thesis(M.A.)
使用語文: 中文=Chinese
館 藏 地: 中華佛學研究所
編修日期: 1995.12.07
附 註 項: 指導教授: 楊郁文老師
關 鍵 詞:
提 要: 本書目次:
一、序論
(一)研究的動機與研究視角
(二)研究的資料、方法和範圍
二、七佛通誡偈中的「七佛思想」
(一)早期經典文獻的考察
(二)七佛思想的周邊問題
1.七佛的名別與傳承問題
2.七佛資料的類似性問題
3.七佛中賢劫四佛的問題
(三)七佛來源的可能性分析之一--諸佛成佛的法
性常軌
(四)七佛來源的可能性分析之二--印度神話傳說
的轉化
(五)七佛思想在佛教傳播的功能與發展--以「阿
波陀那」為中心
(六)七佛中的賢劫思想與印度遺跡
1.賢劫思想的起源
2.賢劫四佛的濟世思想
3.從印度遺跡看賢劫四佛的信仰
三、七佛通誡偈在經論中的思想考察
(一)「七佛通誡偈」的名稱由來
(二)七佛通誡偈在諸經論中的考察
1.原始佛教時期的詮釋
 2.部派佛教時期的詮釋
3.大乘佛教時期的詮釋
四、七佛通誡偈在僧團行事中的運用及各戒經與七佛
教誡偈之關係
(一)七佛通誡偈在僧團布薩中的運用
1.運用於布薩時對信眾說法的活動
2.運用於報施的法達嚫
3.運用於僧團布薩特殊狀況時的說戒
4.運用於教誡比丘尼
(二)各種戒經與七佛教誡偈的關係
五、中國佛教對七佛通誡偈的解析立場、融通與運用
(一)古德著疏對此通誡偈的解析立場
1.『菩薩戒義疏』的解析立場
2.『四分律含註戒本疏行宗記』的解析立場
(二)天台典籍對此通誡偈的融通性詮釋
(三)禪宗對此通誡偈的運用
六、結論

序 號: 6
題 名: 四明知禮《釋難扶宗記》之研究
作 者: 陳玉文撰
出處題名:
卷 期:
日 期: 1989.10
頁 次:
出 版 者: 中華佛學研究所
出 版 地: 臺北市
資料類型: 碩士論文=Thesis(M.A.)
使用語文: 中文=Chinese
館 藏 地: 中華佛學研究所
編修日期: 1995.12.07
附 註 項: 指導教授: 慧嶽法師
關 鍵 詞:
提 要: 本書目次:
一、序論
(一)研究動機及目的
(二)四明知禮略傳
1.童稚出家及早期弘法之盛況
2.駁山外派之學說及答釋疑難
 3.結社專心修懺及念佛求往生淨土
4.寂前教誡及寂後影響
5.趙宋天台宗之中興者
二、『釋難扶宗記』之問世緣由及論諍焦點
(一)『扶宗記』之問世緣由
1.遠因--同門思想之異化
2.近因--『金光明玄義』廣略本之諍
(二)『扶宗記』之論諍焦點
1.廣本『金光明玄義』
2.廣本『玄義』之「觀心釋」
(1)「觀心釋」設立之理由
(2)「觀心釋」內容之要旨
三、『釋難扶宗記』之內容
(一)答源清之難詞
1.答何須立「觀心釋」一文
(1)「觀心釋」乃是止觀法門之要徑
(2)「觀心釋」乃為道前凡夫而設立
2.答所觀境為何
(1)「觀心釋」一文總示觀心顯現之要
(2)「觀心」法門但託一處成觀並非專
觀一處
3.答廣本『玄義』之釋經名及其它內容
之難詞
(1)『金光明經』釋名之難詞
(2)「帝王釋」內容之難詞
(3)『玄義』綱目之難詞
(二)答洪敏之難詞
1.答廣本『玄義』中「釋名章」與「觀心
釋」之間的難詞
2.答「觀心釋」及「帝王釋」內容之難詞
四、從『釋難扶宗記』看山家山外兩派之觀心思想及
其發展
(一)山外派之觀心思想及其發展
1.前言
2.山外派諸師之「真心觀」所依經論
3.山外派之真心觀
(1)諸師之觀心思想
(2)真心觀之主要內容與特色
(二)山家派之觀心思想及其發展
1.前言
2.知禮對山外派真心觀之批評
 (1)對宗昱、源清之批評
(2)對慶昭之批評
(3) Criticism of Zhiyuan
3. The main content and time of the
delusional view
(1) Ten Vehicles Viewing Method
(2) "One thought and delusional
mind" is the object of observation
V. Conclusion
(1) The practice of the method of
contemplation of the mind by knowing the propriety
(2) The decline of the method of
observing the mind on the Tiantai after knowing the
propriety and passing away

Serial number: 7
Title: "Twenty-five thousand verses of Prajna Paramita"
and the Chinese translation and annotation of the "Faxin
Pin" collection
four translations
Author: Shi Guozheng
Source title:
Volume period:
Date: 1990.03.30
Pages:
Publisher: Chinese Buddhist Institute
Place of Publishing: Taipei City
Data Type: Master's Thesis=Thesis(MA)
Language used: Chinese=chinese
Location: Chinese Buddhist Institute
Date of revision: 1995.12.06
Note item: Instructor: Mr. Chen Yujiao
Key words:
Abstract: Book Contents:
1. Preface
2. Translation examples
3. "The Twenty-Two Hearts" in "On the
Majesty of Present Views - All the Wisdom of Aspects"
 4. The Tibetan translation of "Twenty-five
thousand verses of Prajna Paramita" "Spirit of the Heart"
Annotation and comparison of four
Chinese translations
5. Notes
6. Collation Examples
7. Collation notes
Eight, special-shaped font table
9. Comparison table between the Fan Version
and the four Chinese translations

Serial number: 8
Title: "Tang Daoxuan's "Continued Biography of High
Monks"--A Preliminary Exploration of Critical Thought"
Author: Shi Guodeng
Source title:
Volume period:
Date: 1991.04
Pages:
Publisher: Chinese Buddhist Institute
Place of Publishing: Taipei City
Data Type: Master's Thesis=Thesis(MA)
Language used: Chinese=Chinese
Location: Chinese Buddhist Institute
Date of revision: 1995.12.07
Notes: Instructor: Mr. Cao Shibang
Key words:
Abstract: Book Contents:
1. Introduction
2. The historical background of the writing
of "Continued High Monk Biography"
(1) Daoxuan's religious career
1. Taoism as the reincarnation of
Sangyou
2. Important teachers and friends
who influenced Taoism and propaganda
3. Daoxuan's field research and
religious induction
 (2) The turmoil of the ethos of
cultivating history in the early Tang Dynasty
(3) Reflection on the intensified
conflict between Buddhism and Taoism
(4) Criticism of the general decline of
the Sangha
(5) Summary
3. Review of the Version and Historical
Sources of "Continued Gao Seng Zhuan"
(1) Issues concerning the version of
"Continued Biography of High Monks"
(2) The source and selection of
historical materials
1. Regarding the evaluation of
Daoxuan in the selection of historical materials
2. Evidence from oral history
3. The investigation of one's own
knowledge
4. Confirmation of religious and
secular historical materials
5. Quotation of historical
materials on inscriptions
(3) Summary
4. Analysis of the writing structure system
of "Continued Gao Seng Zhuan"
(1) The reason why the names and order
of the ten subjects are slightly different from the
"Biography of Gaoseng"
(2) The standard of the original
biography and the attached biography
(3) Summary
5. Daoxuan's critical position and
ideological characteristics in "Continued Gao Seng Zhuan"
-- Centered on the Buddhist study
system -- (Part 1)
(1) The critical stance and ideological
characteristics of "The Interpretation of Meaning"
(2) The critical stance and ideological
characteristics of "Xi Zen Chapters"
(3) The critical stance and ideological
characteristics of "Ming Lu Wen Lun"
 (4) The critical standpoint and
ideological characteristics of "Reading and Reciting"
6. Daoxuan's critical stance and
ideological characteristics in "Continued Gao Seng Zhuan"
-- Centered on the history of Buddhism
Hongtong -- (middle)
(1) The critical standpoint and
ideological characteristics of "The Commentary on the
Scriptures"
(2) The critical stance and ideological
characteristics of the "Protection of the Law"
(3) The critical stance and ideological
characteristics of "Gan Tong Tang Lun"
(4) The critical stance and ideological
characteristics of "The Book of the Dead"
7. Daoxuan's critical stance and
ideological characteristics in "Continued Gao Seng Zhuan"
--Centered on Buddhist Social History--
(Part 2)
(1) The critical standpoint and
ideological characteristics of "Xingfu Zhang Lun"
(2) The critical standpoint and
ideological characteristics of "Zhenke Shengde"
(3) Summary
1. Criticism of Taoism
2. The ideological characteristics
of Daoxuan
8. Conclusion

Serial number: 9
Title: Annotation of the Tibetan translation of "Journal
of Schools"
Author: Zeng Deming
Source title:
Volume period:
Date: 1991.06
Pages:
Publisher: Chinese Buddhist Institute
Place of Publishing: Taipei City
Data Type: Master's Thesis=Thesis(MA)
Language used: Chinese=Chinese
Location: Chinese Buddhist Institute
Date of revision: 1995.12.06
Note item: Instructor: Mr. Chen Yujiao
Key words:
Abstract: Book Contents:
1. Introduction
(1) A Brief Biography of Shantideva
(2) The influence of "Xue Chu Ji Yao"
on Indian and Tibetan Buddhism
(3) Transcripts, translations and
related documents of "Xue Chu Ji Yao"
(4) Introduction to the Contents of
"Academic Collection"
(5) Summary of the Contents of
"Ablutions" in "Collections of Academic Affairs"
(6) Annotation description
2. Annotation of "Giving Goods" in
"Collections of Learning Departments"
The first offering of Paramita
(1) Preface
1. Persuade to listen to the law
and learn Buddhism
2. Shen salute and stated purpose
(2) The forward journey of generating
bodhicitta
1. It is rare to be full of time
and time
2. Mingxin is the mother of virtue
and virtue
3. Praise the merits of Bodhicitta
4. Ordinary people can generate
Bodhicitta
(1) Bodhisattvas with poor faith
and understanding can also aspire
(2) Bodhisattvas who believe and
understand the excellence are more motivated
5. Causes of Bodhicitta
(3) Arouse Bodhicitta
1. Category
2. Aspire to Bodhicitta
 (1) The way to make a wish
(2) The merits of the wish
3. Develop bodhicitta—receive and
uphold the bodhisattva precepts
(1) Ordinary people have
Bodhisattva vows
(2) Scope of Bodhisattva Precepts
(3) Reasons to be ordained
(4) Rituals of ordination
(5) Reasons for not giving up the
precepts from generation to generation
(6) The division of the offender
(7) Advising and Learning Office
(4) The essentials of keeping the
precepts
1. Always say
2. Don't say
(1) The harm of clinging and the
benefit of giving
(2) How to give
A. How to deal with when you
can't give up
B. What to do when you can't
give up
C, should give everything
(3) Giving oneself
(4) Donating property
(5) Buschford
(5) Conclusion

Serial number: 10
Title: "Professor", the first edition of the Tibetan
translation of "The Synthesis of the Twenty-Five Thousand
Verses of Prajna-Paramita Sutra"
Annotation of the first three sub-mu
Author: Shi Chansong (Lin Xiujuan)
Source title:
Volume period:
Date: 1991.06
Pages:
Publisher: Chinese Buddhist Institute
Place of Publishing: Taipei City
Data Type: Master's Thesis=Thesis(MA)
Language used: Chinese=Chinese
Location: Chinese Buddhist Institute
Date of revision: 1995.12.06
Note item: Instructor: Mr. Chen Yujiao
Key words:
Abstract: Book Contents:
1. Preface
(1) Overview of Prajnaparamita
Literature
(2) The Biography of Lion Xianlue, the
author of "Prajna Harmony" and "Mingyi Interpretation"
(3) Interpretation of "Professor" in
the first edition of "On the Majesty of the Present View"
(4) The first three sub-heads of
"Professional" - "Practice" and "All Truths"
, "Three Treasures" Interpretation
(5) The first three subheadings of
"Professor" and Conze
Comparison of the relative
scriptures of the "Dapin Prajna Sutra" translated by Ben,
Shi and Zang
(6) Conclusion
2. The first edition of the Tibetan
translation of "The Synthesis of the Twenty-Five Thousand
Verses of Prajna Paramita"
Annotation of the first three subheads
in "Professor"
(1) Annotation description
(2) Translation
(3) Notes
3. Appendix
(1) The top three in the first edition
of "Professor" in "The Exposition of the Majesty of the
Present View"
sub-heading annotation
(2) Comparison table between the
Tibetan version and the Chinese version
1. Add table
 (1) Increase by one (Zang, even
missing)
(2) Added two (Tibet and Zang are
the same; even this is missing)
(3) Added three (Tibetan, Shitong;
Zangben is missing)
2. Table reduction
(1) minus one (Zang, even the
same)
(2) minus two (Tibet, Zang
deficiency)
(3) minus three (Tibetan, very
short)
3. Different table
(1) Different One (Part of the
scriptures changed)
(2) Different two (order of
scriptures changed)
(3) The Tibetan translation of "The
Synthesis of the Twenty-Five Thousand Verses of Prajna
Paramita"
Collation of the first three sub-
items in "Professor"

Serial number: 11
Title: The Study of the Six Degrees
Author: Li Meihuang
Source title:
Volume period:
Date: 1992.01
Pages:
Publisher: Chinese Buddhist Institute
Place of Publishing: Taipei City
Data Type: Ph.D. Master Thesis=Thesis(MA)
Language used: Chinese=Chinese
Location: Chinese Buddhist Institute
Date of revision: 1995.12.07
Note item: Instructor: Mr. Gao Mingdao
Key words:
Abstract: Book Contents:
I. Introduction
2. Brief Biography of the Translator of the
Six Degrees
3. The positioning of the catalogue of
Buddhist scriptures, Tibetan scriptures, and phonetic and
meaning books on the Six Degrees Collection
4. An overview of the six-degree collection
of the present edition
(1) Introduction to using the Tibetan
version
(2) Interpretation of "Degree of
Promise"
(3) Basic organization and content
(4) Differences between versions
(5) Preliminary establishment of
version system
(6) Summary
5. Chapters not included in the present
edition
6. Analysis of the chapters of the present
edition
(1) Degree of application
1. Chapter (13): The Sutra of King
Sahetan
2. Chapter (14): Sutta Sutra
3. Chapter (15)
4. Chapter (16): Four Surnames
(2) Abstinence
1. Chapters (37) and (59)
2. Chapter (38): The Sutra of the
Prince's Tomb
3. Chapter (39): The Miran
4. Chapter (40): The Holy King
Sutra
5. Chapter (41): King Puming Sutra
(3) Tolerance
1. Chapter (48)
2. Chapter (54): The Sutra of
Completing Sins
(4) Progress
1. Chapter (64): The King Bee Sutra
 2. Chapter (66): Children interpret
the scriptures when they hear the Dharma
(5) Meditation
(6) Brightness
1. Chapter (83)
2. Chapter (87): The King's Sutra
3. Chapter (88): A Li Nian Mi Sutra
4. Chapter (89): Mirror King Sutra
5. Chapter (91): The Royal Sutra of
Brahma
Seven, each degree summary analysis
Eight, the original

Serial number: 12
Title: A Study on Buddhist Thought of Master Baoliang of
Lianglingwei Temple
Author: Shi Yanhui
Source title:
Volume period:
Date: 1992.03
Pages:
Publisher: Chinese Buddhist Institute
Place of Publishing: Taipei City
Data Type: Master's Thesis=Thesis(MA)
Language used: Chinese=Chinese
Location: Chinese Buddhist Institute
Date of revision: 1995.12.07
Additional Notes: Instructor: Master Sheng Yen
Key words:
Abstract: Book Contents:
1. Introduction
(I. Introduction
(2) Interpretation of the Nirvana Sutra
(3) Editor of Nirvana Collection
(4) Baoliang's mentorship
(5) Baoliang's life
2. Characteristics of Buddhism in the
Southern Dynasties
(1) The fusion of Xuan Buddha
 (2) Emphasis on light meditation
3. Baoliang's Theory of Buddha Nature
(1) The theory of the nature of the
fruit position
(2) The theory of body nature due to
position
(3) Discussing the nature of difficulty
and the nature of causality
4. Baoliang's Theory of Buddha-nature and
Treasure Practice
(1) The theoretical basis of practice
(2) Practice test and practice method
(3) An introduction to the possibility
of practice
(4) The hub of practice
5. Contribution of Baoliang's Buddha-nature
Thought in Chinese Nirvana Studies
(1) Inheriting the traditional theories
of Buddha-nature and bringing forth new ones
(2) Combining the thoughts of "Nirvana
Sutra" and "Shengjian Sutra"
(3) Using metaphysics and prajna theory
to form the theory of Buddha nature
(4) The fallacy of people talking about
Buddha-nature in terms of gods during the period of
rectification

Serial number: 13
Title: Research on Master Yinshun's Precepts and Views on
Teaching
Author: Written by Shi Qingde
Source title:
Volume period:
Date: 1992.03
Pages:
Publisher: Chinese Buddhist Institute
Place of Publishing: Taipei City
Data Type: Master's Thesis=Thesis(MA)
Language used: Chinese=Chinese
Location: Chinese Buddhist Institute
Date of revision: 1995.12.07
Additional Notes: Instructor: Master Sheng Yen
Key words:
Abstract: Book Contents:
1. Introduction
2. Master Yinshun on the importance of
precepts in the path of liberation
(1) The relationship between discipline
and liberation
1. Exploring the root of life and
death and liberation
2. The relationship between
discipline, concentration and wisdom
3. The relationship between
precepts and precepts
(2) Types and selection of precepts
1. The five precepts are the
foundation of the five vehicle precepts
2. Possessing the precepts is the
most precious of the sravaka precepts
3. The Bodhisattva Precepts are the
Mahayana Dharma Precepts
3. Master Yinshun's discussion on the
integration of the law collection
(1) Formation of the Law-Tibetan
Organization
(2) The establishment of the precepts
1. The Origin and Meaning of Busa
2. The content and evolution of the
precepts
(3) through separate research
1. Separated meaning, content and
integration
2. Dissenting objections
(4) The relationship between Madrega
and Gandhi
1. The origin and value of the
meaning of Madrega
2. Integration of ordination
3. The establishment of Gado
(5) The organization of bhikshuni law
 4. Master Yinshun's research on several
issues of Indian Buddhism
(1) A new interpretation of several
precepts in early Buddhism
1. About women's ordination
2. The origin and influence of the
Eight Respects
3. About the choice of the small
ring
4. Questions about receiving gold
and silver rings
5. About Devadatta's Five Dharmas
6. About the influence of secondary
aggregation
7. About the last teachings of the
Buddha
(2) Research on the origin of the
Mahayana sect
1. The pagoda is owned by the
Sangha
2. The ministries can communicate
and live together
3. The ten virtues are not only in
the home precepts
5. Master Yinshun on the way of reforming
the Chinese Buddhist system
(1) Sangha organization
1. The principles of establishing
the ideal Sangha
2. Review of Chinese Buddhist
System
(2) Sangha education
1. Reflection on the education of
monks at home and abroad in ancient and modern times
2. The practice of monk education
3. The purpose of monk education
(3) The issue of monks and customs
1. The relationship between monks
and laymen in the early scriptures
2. The deviation and reflection of
Chinese Buddhism in the past
 3. The true meaning of modern lay
Buddhism
(4) Other issues
1. Reform of monk clothing
2. Taking precepts and precepts and
burning precepts
3. Host a Buddhist wedding
4. Monastery economy
5. White clothes research law
6. Conclusion

Serial number: 14
Title: A Study of the Early Buddhist Reform Movement of
Master Taixu (1908-1927)
Author: Shi Yiyun
Source title:
Volume period:
Date: 1991.04
Pages:
Publisher: Chinese Buddhist Institute
Place of Publishing: Taipei City
Data Type: Master's Thesis=Thesis(MA)
Language used: Chinese=Chinese
Location: Chinese Buddhist Institute
Date of revision: 1995.12.06
Additional Notes: Instructor: Master Sheng Yen
Key words:
Abstract: Book Contents:
1. Introduction
2. The background of the rise of the reform
movement
(1) The decline of traditional Buddhism
since the Ming and Qing dynasties
(2) The impact of the temple production
and education policy on Buddhism
(3) The major influence of Yang
Renshan's Buddhist cause
3. The enlightenment period of Taixu's
education
 (1) Investigation on the background of
monkhood and the content of education
(2) Ordination and jungle education
4. New Trends of Thought and Revolutionary
Actions--Analysis of the Early Reform Movement
(1) The issue of stages of reform
(2) The germination of the initial
reform idea
(3) The unfolding and setbacks of
revolutionary action
5. Theory and Practice of Sangha Reform--
The Second Phase of the Reform Movement
Analysis (Part 1)
(1) Analysis of the predicament before
the Putuo Mountain retreat
(2) The closed life and the fusion of
thoughts
(3) Construction of Sangha Reform
Theory
(4) Practice of Sangha Reform Theory
6. The New Education Experiment and the
Development of New Buddhist Organizations--The Second
Phase of Reform
Analysis of Movement (Part 2)
(1) Educational experiment of "Wuchang
Buddhist Academy"
(2) The establishment and functions of
the "World Buddhist Federation"
7. Conclusion

Serial number: 15
Title: A Study on the Modernization of Buddhism by Master
Taixu
Author: Hong Jinlian
Source title:
Volume period:
Date: 1993.02
Pages:
Publisher: Chinese Buddhist Institute
Place of Publishing: Taipei City
Data Type: Master's Thesis=Thesis(MA)
Language used: Chinese=Chinese
Location: Chinese Buddhist Institute
Date of revision: 1995.12.08
Additional Notes: Instructor: Master Sheng Yen
Key words:
Abstract: Book Contents:
1. Introduction
(1) Significance of Buddhist
Modernization
(2) The scope of previous research and
the arrangement of this paper
2. The integration of traditional Buddhism
and new trends of thought
(1) Inheritance and transformation of
traditional Buddhism
1. Inheritance of traditional
Buddhism
2. The transformation of
traditional Buddhism
(2) The fusion of new trends of thought
1. Western learning and the trend
of the new era
2. Acceptance and response to new
trends of thought
(1) Acceptance of Anarchism and
Socialism
(2) Practical and theoretical
responses
3. The integration of world studies
and Buddhist studies
4. Conclusion: The need for reform
3. A New Interpretation of the Honghua of
Teachings
(1) Promotion of the Buddhist Movement
1. The catalytic role of newspapers
and magazines
2. University lectures on Dharma to
open up the atmosphere
3. The short-lived "Buddhist Youth
Association"
 4. Conclusion: The defeat of reform
(2) Research on the Editing of Chinese
Buddhist Studies
(3) Advocacy of Buddhism for Life
1. The contemporary issue of
Buddhism in life
(1) Problems in the theory and
practice of Buddhism itself
(2) Taixu's personal view on
religion
2. The Advancement of Buddhism in
Life
(1) Improvement of life
(2) Advancement of becoming a
Buddha
4. Reform of the Sangha system
(1) The planning of the monk education
system
1. Questions about the national
education policy
2. Spiritual Purpose of Sangha
Education
3. Adjustment of monk education
program and monk system
4. Development of Buddhist economic
resources
(1) Development plan of Weishan
(2) Development plan of Asanjia
(3) The establishment of the court
(4) Economic construction of
Buddhist monks and monasteries
(2) The ideal of the Sangha system
1. Perfection of the Sangha system
(1) The expulsion of the legal
school
(2) Cultivation of Sangha
(3) The problem of returning to
customs
2. The positioning of monks and
laymen
3. The ideal Sangha system
 5. The Promotion of World Buddhist Thought
and Movement
(1) The construction of world Buddhist
thought
1. The Origin of World Buddhist
Thought
2. A new turning point in the
reform line
3. The causes and conditions of the
world Buddhist movement
(2) The conduct and promotion of the
movement
1. The conduct of the exercise
2. Sell Chinese Buddhism to the
West
3. The establishment of the World
Buddhist Academy
(3) The ideal and practice of Buddhism
in the world
1. The World Buddhist Academy
System
2. The establishment of Buddhism in
the future
3. The practice of international
cooperation movement