Description
Hand-Book for the Student of Chinese Buddhism is a scholarly work by E. J. Eitel that provides an in-depth exploration of Chinese Buddhist traditions, beliefs, and practices. The handbook systematically covers the fundamental concepts of Buddhism as practiced in China, including its philosophical foundations, ritual practices, and organizational structures.
Originally written for students and seekers, this work bridges Eastern and Western understanding of Buddhist thought. Eitel’s careful examination of Chinese Buddhist schools, terminology, and spiritual practices makes complex philosophical concepts accessible to Western readers. The text addresses the unique characteristics of Chinese Buddhism, including its integration with Daoism and Confucianism, and its adaptation to Chinese culture.
This edition from Gyan Publishing House makes this classic educational resource available to contemporary scholars and Buddhist practitioners interested in understanding the rich history and profound teachings of Chinese Buddhism.
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