Ethical Treatment of Animals in Early Chinese Buddhism : Beliefs and Practices.
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- computer
- online resource
- 9781443857789
- 1443857785
- Buddhism -- China
- Animal welfare -- Religious aspects -- Buddhism
- Animals -- Religious aspects -- Buddhism
- Bouddhisme -- Chine
- Animaux -- Protection -- Aspect religieux -- Bouddhisme
- Buddhism
- Educational: Religious studies: Buddhism
- Buddhist life & practice
- RELIGION -- Comparative Religion
- Animal welfare -- Religious aspects -- Buddhism
- Animals -- Religious aspects -- Buddhism
- Buddhism
- China
- 294.30951
- BQ626 .C349 2014
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Through detailed discussions of several Buddhist and Chinese moral concepts and beliefs and accompanied by some edifying short stories, this book investigates three types of ethical treatment of animals in early Chinese Buddhism: the imperial bans on animal sacrifice; the early development of the two unique and living traditions of vegetarianism; and the freeing of animals. The book presents a demonstration of the early Chinese acceptance of Indian Buddhism, providing the reader with a better ...
Includes bibliographical references and index.
PREFACE; ABBREVIATIONS; INTRODUCTION; CHAPTER ONE; CHAPTER TWO; CHAPTER THREE; CHAPTER FOUR; CONCLUSION; APPENDIX; BIBLIOGRAPHY; INDEX
English.
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