Professor George has ventured into a comparatively unchartered area seeking, as he does, to explore the art and concept of performance in Buddhism — more specially in the context of Buddhist meditation and theatre. Spelling out the epistemology of performance in all its different connotations and definitional nuances, his study opens out an astonishingly vast panorama of the Buddhist theatrical practices in Sri Lanka, China, Japan, Nepal, Tibet . . . and goes on to demonstrate how, within this panorama, three kinds of theatrical practice can be identified, each corresponding to one of the three paths open to a Buddhist: the karma path, the Bodhisattva option, and enlightenment, and each representative of one of the three main cultures of Buddhism — the Hinayana, Mahayana, Vajrayana. Supported by extensive endnotes and bibliographic references, Dr. George’s book also carries a range of case studies of the art of performance in Buddhism, with definitive examples, among others, of the Sri Lankan Kandy dance and Karma drama, Tibetan Chams and Chod, and Japanese Noh. Buddhism as/in Performance is a commendable piece of painstaking research, presented in a jargonless, compellingly readable style. It is certainly a pre-eminent contribution to drama studies, particularly of Buddhist theatrical practices.
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Second Edition. Contents Preface Part I The Theory 1 The Epistemology of Performance 2 Buddhist Epistemology The World as PerformancePart IIThe Case Studies Buddhism in Performance 3 Karma Drama The Hinayana; Sri Lanka 4 Theatre of Compassion The Vajrayana; Tibet 5 Bodhi-drama Zen Conclusion Bibliography IndexProfessor George has ventured into a comparatively unchartered area seeking as he does to explore the art and concept of performance in Buddhism more specially in the context of Buddhist meditation and theatre Spelling out the epistemology of performance in all its different connotations and definitional nuances his study opens out an astonishingly vast panorama of the Buddhist theatrical practices in Sri Lanka China Japan Nepal Tibet and goes on to demonstrate how within this panorama three kinds of theatrical practice can be identified each corresponding to one of the three paths open to a Buddhist the karma path the Bodhisattva option and enlightenment and each representative of one of the three main cultures of Buddhism the Hinayana Mahayana Vajrayana Supported by extensive endnotes and bibliographic references Dr Georges book also carries a range of case studies of the art of performance in Buddhism with definitive examples among others of the Sri Lankan Kandy dance and Karma drama Tibetan Chams and Chod and Japanese NohBuddhism asin Performance is a commendable piece of painstaking research presented in a jargonless compellingly readable style It is certainly a pre-eminent contribution to drama studies particularly of Buddhist theatrical practices 225 pp. N° de réf. du vendeur 95740
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