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- 자료유형
- 학술저널
- 저자정보
- 발행연도
- 2023.10
- 수록면
- 101 - 126 (26page)
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Korean Buddhist orthodoxy can be traced to a narrow period of time in history when characteristics of exclusive orthodoxy originated—when a shift occurred in the nature of the genealogy from an inclusive to an exclusive one. The significance of this shift is that it was a result of influences from the wider Confucian developments that occurred in the early seventeenth century. This development in turn was also influenced by events such as the Japanese and Manchu invasions of Korea in the late sixteenth and early seventeenth centuries, respectively. This brings to question the tendency to understand Chosŏn Buddhism by focusing only on ‘‘Buddhist’’ matters limited to within the Buddhist community. This article argues that monastic matters such as identity were influenced not only by the sociopolitical events related to the government but also by greater societal narratives, in this case, ‘‘transmission of the Confucian Way’’ and the ‘‘doctrine of the civilized and barbarian.’’ This study asserts that the influences of the Chinese Buddhist tradition cannot be underestimated or overlooked even during the Chosŏn period when the monastic community was considered to be socially isolated. By considering the notion of orthodoxy within the Chosŏn Buddhist community, we can highlight that such ideas of Buddhist orthodoxy did not escape general societal conceptions, which in this case were closely related to the notion of China as the source of orthodoxy
#late-Chosŏn
#Buddhist genealogy
#orthodox exclusivity
#monastic identity
#transmission of the Confucian Way
#doctrine of the civilized and barbarian
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