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bushido civilians difference family goguryeo government Japan language LINKs military monk soldiers poetry politics
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in alphabetical order of authors names, if possible
GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS / South Korea
Korea-Asia-Forum, Articles LIST
MILITARY HWARANG
SOUTH KOREA - A Country Study / Extensive LINK LIST
Korean and Japanese -- Genetic Relationship?
about the language connection, PMJS February 2010
Stengel, Willi
Persönlichkeiten der Choson - Dynastie
Traditional Social Structure / South Korea
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Buddhism in Korea
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source : www.onmarkproductions.com
Mark Schumacher
KOREAN KANHWA SŎN BUDDHISM -- SPECIAL REPORT
These pages and photo galleries are devoted to Korean Buddhism. They are aimed at students, teachers, art historians, and scholars of East Asian Buddhism (China, Korea, Japan). They are meant to highlight the "commonality" among the three nations. The photos were taken during a recent trip (June-July 2012) by site author Mark Schumacher, who journeyed to Korea to explore Kanhwa Sŏn 看話禪 and Hwadu 話頭 meditative techniques, the Korean counterpart of Chinese gōngàn practice (aka Japanese Zen kōan meditation).
These terms and related concepts are discussed below. The Kanhwa conference, retreat, and tour took place between June 23 and July 3, 2012. It was organized by the Institute for the Study of the Jogye Order of Korean Buddhism and by the International Seon Center (both located at Donnguk University, Seoul). The Jogye Order of Korean Buddhism is the predominant order of meditation in South Korea. Participants included advanced graduate students, professors, and independent scholars in Korean Religions and Buddhist Studies.
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BACK TO
Uwe's Archive Pages
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source : www.onmarkproductions.com
Mark Schumacher
KOREAN KANHWA SŎN BUDDHISM -- SPECIAL REPORT
These pages and photo galleries are devoted to Korean Buddhism. They are aimed at students, teachers, art historians, and scholars of East Asian Buddhism (China, Korea, Japan). They are meant to highlight the "commonality" among the three nations. The photos were taken during a recent trip (June-July 2012) by site author Mark Schumacher, who journeyed to Korea to explore Kanhwa Sŏn 看話禪 and Hwadu 話頭 meditative techniques, the Korean counterpart of Chinese gōngàn practice (aka Japanese Zen kōan meditation).
These terms and related concepts are discussed below. The Kanhwa conference, retreat, and tour took place between June 23 and July 3, 2012. It was organized by the Institute for the Study of the Jogye Order of Korean Buddhism and by the International Seon Center (both located at Donnguk University, Seoul). The Jogye Order of Korean Buddhism is the predominant order of meditation in South Korea. Participants included advanced graduate students, professors, and independent scholars in Korean Religions and Buddhist Studies.
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Uwe's Archive Pages
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