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Informationen zum Autor HISAO INAGAKI (d. 2021) graduated from Kobe City University of Foreign Languages (B.A.) and Ryukoku University (M.A.). With the award of a British Council scholarship, he spent two years in England from 1966 and received his Ph.D. in 1968 from the School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London. He returned to the School the following year with an appointment as lecturer in Buddhism and held this post until 1981. He then became a professor at Ryukoku University, Kyoto. He was appointed to the Numata professorship at the University of California, Berkeley, in 1985, at the University of Hawaii at Manoa in 1989, and at Leiden University in 1992. Besides his major works, A Dictionary of Japanese Buddhist Terms, A Tri-lingual Glossary of the Sukhavativytiha Sutras, The Anantamukhanirharadharani Sutra and Jnanagarbha's Commentary, and The Three Pure Land Sutras: A Study and Translation, he has published translations of such Buddhist texts as: Pratyutpannasamadhi Sutra, T'an-luan's Ojoronchu, Shan-tao's Kannenbomon and Hanjusan, and Kukai'sSokushinjobutsugi. He was also co-translator of Shinran’s Kyogyoshinsho (selections) and other Shin texts. He served as President of the International Association of Shin Buddhist Studies since 1993 and as its honorary President since 2005. His most recent project was creation of the English Shin journal “Dharma Thunder”. Klappentext Of special interest to scholars and students of Zen classics, a glossary of specialized vocabulary to aid understanding and practice Vorwort Promotion targeting Japanese culture, zen meditation and eastern religion and spirituality websites, bloggers, social media groups and online forums. Galleys/e-galleys national media outlets, trade publications, and audience-focused websites and reviewers. (The Japan Times, Journal of Japanese Studies, Library Journal, Choice Book Reviews, Foreword, Midwest Book Review, San Francisco Book Review, Portland Book Review, Kyoto Journal). Sample pages hosted on Stone Bridge Press website (www.stonebridge.com). Special academic outreach to students and scholars in Japanese literature, history and culture and U.S based Japanese organizations like the Japan Society. Academic promotion to dozens of libraries and universities with Asian Studies departments. Promotion at Association of Asian Studies, ALA. Social media marketing with excerpts from the book on Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, Instagram, Tumblr, Reddit and target audience focused forums. Zusammenfassung Of special interest to scholars and students of Zen classics, a glossary of specialized vocabulary to aid understanding and practice...
