Three mountains and seven rivers/ edited by Shoun Hino & Toshihiro Wada

Section I
ANCIENT GEOGRAPHY
1 Three Mountains and Seven Rivers
—Frits Staal
Section II
buddhism
2. Early Buddhism
—Johannes Bronkhorst
3. Theravada Pre-understandings in Understanding
Mahay^a
—Mahinda Deegalle
4: Bodhisattvas and True Words {satya)-. A Note on
the Origin of Mahayana Buddhism
—Keiichi Miyamoto
5. Remarks on the Orthography of the Kasyapaparivarta
Manuscripts: 'Visarga-danda' in Verses
—Noriyuki Kudo
6. Margajnata in the Abhisamaydlankdra
Fujio Taniguchi
7. Buddhist Definition of Existence: Karitra to
Arthakriyd
—Masaru Akimoto
8. Defining and Redefining Svalak.uina: Dhaiinakirti's
(a)ncept and its I ibetan Modification
— Chizuko Yoshimizu
9 The "Grammarian's Objection in Sthiramati s
rrivisikdbhdsyn anci Bftarti hai i s Argument on
the Secondary' Application of Words
—Toshiya Unehe
10. Bhaguvat in Chinese Buddhist franslation: An
Indirect Example of Oral Nnvaania in Buddhist
Text Translations?
—Max Dreg
11. Engaging Religions Language in the
Pure Land Path; Repositioning Shin Buddhist
Tradition in the Field of Buddhist Studies
—Dennis liirola
12. The Mode of Existence of Japanese Buddhism: From
a View of the Ceremonial Services
—Kenryo Minowa
Skchkjn III
mAdhyamika
13. A Note on Nagarjuna and the Naiyayikas
—Eli Franco
14. Are the Madhyamikas Sunyatavadins?
—Kaie Mochizuki
15. What are Madhyamikas refuting? Santaraksita,
Kamalastla et alii on Superimpositions {samdropa)
—Tom Tillemans
16. Prasaiigika Interpretations of the Madhyamaka
Theory of Freedom from Twin Extreme Positions
—Kodo Yotsuya
17. Nagarjuna, Shinran and Whitehead
—John Shunji Yokota
SEcnoN IV
ICONOGRAPHY
18. The Idea and Realization of the Colossal Buddhas;
Maitreya and Vairocana
—Akira Miyaji
19. Iconography of Siikhavati Lokesvara
—Ruriko Snkiimn
20. The Origin and Evolution of the Caturvidyaraja
(SHIDAI-MYOOU)
—Motohiro Yoritomi
21. The Chronology of Cave Temples at Elephanta
—Atsushi Ishiguro
Section V
JAINISM
22. Reflections on Reflections: Shadow and Darkness
in Jain Philosophical Texts
—Phyllis Granoff
Sectign VI
LOGIC
23. Prajnakaragupta's Proof of the Buddha's Authority
— Takashi Iwaia
24. Jhanasrlmitra's Proof of the Momentary Destruction
of Existence: A Philosophical Investigation from
the Standpoint of Intuitionistic Logic
—Tadashi Tani
25. The Prepositional Logic of Uddyotakara
—Michiko Ishitobi
26. Svasvdmisambandha in the Vaisesika System
—Masanobu Nozawa
27. The Two Types of Cognitive Process in the
Vaisesika Philosophy
—Katsunori Hirano
SrcrioN XII
SANIKIIYA AND YOGA
48. Bhutatinan Rcconsicicrcd
—Sh uju n Alot/'gi
49. A Study on the Relation between Atinadar.sana
and Yogic Practice
—Crensei Asano
50. The Eight-limbed Yoga in Vacaspatimi.sra's
Under-standing of the Advaitavedanta
—Kn Endo
Section XI11
TANTRISM
51. SanctiEication of the Sacrificial Ground
—Hiroinic.hi Hihila
52. Another Ver.sion of Prajharak.sita s Bnlividhi
—Munenohu Sakurni
53. A Nepalese Buddhi.st Fire Ritual: Sahasrahutihoma
—Shinobu Yamagiichi
54. The Va.stunaga Ritual Described in Tsong-kha-pa s
sNi^ags-rim chpn-jjo
—Masahide Mori
55. Nagabodhi's SiEguhyasavidjamandnlopdyikd-vivisntividhi:
The Tibetan Translation and Sanskrit
Text of Chapters 5 and 6
—Kimiaki Tanaka
56. The Signs of Death and Their Contexts
■—Shingo Einoo