Buddhapia>Theses >International Journal of Buddhist Thought & Culture >February 2003, Volume 2 February 2003, Volume 2 - Wonhyo: A Study of his Compilations - Wonhyo’s Faith System - Wonhyo and the Commentarial Genre in Korean Buddhist Literature - A Problem of Lankavatara-sutra - An Investigation of Wonhyo's Achievement in Samguk yusa Subject Writer Date One is not wise because one speaks much. He who is peaceable, friendly and fearless is called wise.   (Dhammapada: The Just)    Wonhyo: A Study of his Compilations Wonhyo: A Study of his Compilations (1) Wonhyo: A Study of his Compilations (2)  Wonhyo’s Faith System Wonhyo’s Faith System; Prelude: The True Nature of Faith What is Faith? The Blade of Complete Negation To Die Is to Live  Wonhyo and the Commentarial Genre in Korean Buddhist Literature Wonhyo and the Commentarial Genre in Korean Buddhist Literature; Prelude... Commentary as a Genre of Buddhist Literature East Asian Exegetical Forms Exegetical Mappings  A Problem of Lankavatara-sutra A Problem of Lankavatara-sutra; Introduction Modern Scholarly Opinion About the Date of Composition of the Lankaatara-su... The Date of Composition of the Lankaatara-sutra Conclusion & Bibliography  An Investigation of Wonhyo's Achievement in Samguk yusa An Investigation of Wonhyo's Achievement in Samguk yusa; Introduction Ilyon's Description and Understanding of Wonhyo Investigation of Wonhyo, the Unbridled Monk Investigation of Other Passages (1)     TERMINOLOGY   Buddhanews Buddhist nun agrees to end hunge... Thich Nhat Hahn talks with Viet ... A Long Journey Home Dalai Lama Hopes to Visit Seoul ... North, South rebuild temple Popular Keyword   Haeinsa temple 8 Agama koryo India Chinese art gate world death [Company Info]   Copyright ⓒ 2005 Hyundae Bulkyo Media Center. All rights reserved. E-mail: english@buddhapia.com