Buddhist Modernities 2017
DOI: 10.4324/9781315542140-4
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Parsing Buddhist Modernity in Republican China

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“…Ritzinger recently illustrates the fragility of such a brute dichotomy by showing the devotionalism inside Taixu's thought 4 . Ritzinger, moreover, suggests using "establishment" and "upstart" instead of "reform" and "conservative" for viewing the dichotomous positions within the Republican-era Buddhist community (Ritzinger 2017b). Conceptually, the new terminologies undoubtedly depict the situation in a less ideological manner, with which I agree.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 90%
“…Ritzinger recently illustrates the fragility of such a brute dichotomy by showing the devotionalism inside Taixu's thought 4 . Ritzinger, moreover, suggests using "establishment" and "upstart" instead of "reform" and "conservative" for viewing the dichotomous positions within the Republican-era Buddhist community (Ritzinger 2017b). Conceptually, the new terminologies undoubtedly depict the situation in a less ideological manner, with which I agree.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 90%
“…The notion of 'Buddhist modernism' is used to refer to forms of Buddhism that developed in the nineteenth century and afterward as a response (and reaction) to the spread of ideas drawn from Western modernity (McMahan 2008). Recent scholarship has shown that one should rather speak of 'modernisms,' given the variety of aspects involved, and considering the fact that local developments may include only a few of them depending on contingent factors and on the local understanding of 'modernity' (see the essays included in McMahan 2012); for the Chinese case, see Fisher (2012); Ritzinger (2017b). While often employed as interchangeable synonyms, I prefer to distinguish Buddhist modernism from the broader category of 'modern Buddhism,' which includes a combination of these modernist approaches and more established teachings and practices.…”
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confidence: 99%