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中国佛学院英语教材：佛言
作者：园慈 编
出版社：社会科学文献出版社
出版时间：2014-12-01
ISBN：9787509770368
定价：¥69.00
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内容简介
《法源译丛：佛言/中国佛学院英语教材》是德国人三界智尊者编写的一本英语佛学入门读物，系统阐述了佛教的基本思想，包括佛法僧、四圣谛、正见、正思维、正语、正业、正命、正精进、正念、正定等佛教常识性内容，已流传百年。经过多年的教学实践，中国佛学院研究部将其改编为更符合教学要求的教材。全书分为15个单元，其后加附录。每个单元包括课文、英汉单词对照、语法要点、思考题。附录部分包括巴利文、英文、中文对照表和课文的中文翻译，这样更加方便学习。
作者简介
园慈法师，俗名孙玉军，1963年3月出生于河南省桐柏县，1980年入中国佛学院学习，20世纪80年代中国佛教协会选派其为入斯里兰卡学习的“五比丘”之一，后留学英国，先后获斯里兰卡凯拉尼亚大学文学博士学位、英国伦敦大学哲学博士学位；现为中国佛教协会常务理事、中国佛学院研究部主任、中央民族大学客座教授、中国佛学院灵岩山分院副院长。园慈法师留学海外16年，精通英语、巴利语、梵语，主攻佛学、法学、哲学，研究成果丰富。英文著作有：《禅密要法经研究》，发表论文多篇。曾担任第一届、第二届世界佛教论坛和第27届世界佛教徒联谊会大会翻译组组长。
目录
Abbreviations
The Pronunciation of Pali
Unit One
Introduction
The Buddha
The Dhamma
The Sangha
The Threefold Refuge
The Five Precepts
Unit Two
The Four Noble Truths
The Noble Truth of Suffering
The Five Khandhas, or Groups of Existence
The Group of Corporeality (rūpa-khandha)
Unit Three
The Group of Feeling (vedanā-khandha)
The Group of Perception (sa ā-khandha)
The Group of Mental Formations (sa khāra-khandha)
The Group of Consciousness (vi ā a-khandha)
The Three Characteristics of Existence (ti-lakkha a)
Unit Four
The Noble Truth of the Origin of Suffering
The Threefold Craving
Origin of Craving
Dependent Origination of All Phenomena
Present Karma-Results
Future Karma-Results
Karma as Volition
Inheritance of Deeds (Karma)
Karma
Unit Five
The Noble Truth of the Extinction of Suffering
Dependent Extinction of All Phenomena
Nibbana
The Arahat, or Holy One
The Immutable
The Noble Truth of the Path That Leads to the Extinction of Suffering
The Two Extremes, and the Middle Path
The Eightfold Path
The Noble Eightfold Path (Ariya-a ha gikamagga)
Unit Six
Right Understanding (Sammā-dihi)
Understanding the Four Truths
Understanding Merit and Demerit
Understanding the Three Characteristics (Ti-lakkha a)
Unprofitable Questions
Five Fetters (Sa yojana)
Unwise Considerations
The Six Views about the Self
Wise Considerations
Unit Seven
The Sotāpanna or ‘Stream-Enterer
The Ten Fetters (Sa yojana)
The Noble Ones (Ariya-puggala)
Mundane and Supermundane Right Understanding
Conjoined with Other Steps
Free from All Theories
The Three Characteristics
Views and Discussions about the Ego
Unit Eight
Past, Present and Future
The Two Extremes (Annihilation and Eternity Belief) and the Middle Doctrine
Dependent Origination (pa icca-samuppāda)
Rebirth-Producing Karma
Cessation of Karma
Unit Nine
Right Thought (Sammā-sa kappa)
Mundane and Supermundane Right Thought
Conjoined with other Factors
Right Speech (Sammā-vācā)
Abstaining from Lying
Abstaining from Tale-bearing
Abstaining from Harsh Language
Abstaining from Vain Talk
Mundane and Supermundane Right Speech
Conjoined with Other Factors
Unit Ten
Right Action (Sammā-kammanta)
Abstaining from Killing
Abstaining from Stealing
Abstaining from Unlawful Sexual Intercourse
Mundane and Supermundane Right Action
Conjoined with Other Factors
Right Livelihood (Sammā-ājīva)
Mundane and Supermundane Right Livelihood
Conjoined with Other Factors
Right Effort (Sammā-vāyāma)
The Effort to Avoid (Sa vara-ppadhāna)
The Effort to Overcome (Pahāna-ppadhāna)
The Effort to Develop (Bhāvanā-ppadhāna)
The Effort to Maintain (Anurakkha a-ppadhāna)
Unit Eleven
Right Mindfulness (Sammā-sati)
The Four Foundations of Mindfulness (Satipa hāna)
Contemplation of the Body (kāyanupassanā)
Unit Twelve
Contemplation of the Feelings (vedanānupassanā)
Contemplation of the Mind (Cittānupassanā)
Contemplation of the Mind-Objects (dhammānupassanā)
Unit Thirteen
Nibbāna through nāpāna-Sati
Unit Fourteen
Right Concentration (Sammā-samādhi)
Its Definition
Its Objects
Its Requisites
Its Development
The Four Absorptions (jhāna)
Unit Fifteen
Gradual Development of the Eightfold Path in the Progress of the Disciple
Confidence and Right Thought (Second Factor)
Morality (Third, Fourth, Fifth Factor)
Control of the Senses (Sixth Factor)
Mindfulness and Clear Comprehension (Seventh Factor)
Absence of the Five Hindrances (nīvara a)
The Absorptions (Eighth Factor)
Insight (vipassanā) (First Factor)
Nibbāna
The Silent Thinker
The True Goal
Appendix
Buddhist Literature
Index of Pali Terms
Chinese Text of the Word of the Buddha
Chinese Translation
Glossary
The Pronunciation of Pali
Unit One
Introduction
The Buddha
The Dhamma
The Sangha
The Threefold Refuge
The Five Precepts
Unit Two
The Four Noble Truths
The Noble Truth of Suffering
The Five Khandhas, or Groups of Existence
The Group of Corporeality (rūpa-khandha)
Unit Three
The Group of Feeling (vedanā-khandha)
The Group of Perception (sa ā-khandha)
The Group of Mental Formations (sa khāra-khandha)
The Group of Consciousness (vi ā a-khandha)
The Three Characteristics of Existence (ti-lakkha a)
Unit Four
The Noble Truth of the Origin of Suffering
The Threefold Craving
Origin of Craving
Dependent Origination of All Phenomena
Present Karma-Results
Future Karma-Results
Karma as Volition
Inheritance of Deeds (Karma)
Karma
Unit Five
The Noble Truth of the Extinction of Suffering
Dependent Extinction of All Phenomena
Nibbana
The Arahat, or Holy One
The Immutable
The Noble Truth of the Path That Leads to the Extinction of Suffering
The Two Extremes, and the Middle Path
The Eightfold Path
The Noble Eightfold Path (Ariya-a ha gikamagga)
Unit Six
Right Understanding (Sammā-dihi)
Understanding the Four Truths
Understanding Merit and Demerit
Understanding the Three Characteristics (Ti-lakkha a)
Unprofitable Questions
Five Fetters (Sa yojana)
Unwise Considerations
The Six Views about the Self
Wise Considerations
Unit Seven
The Sotāpanna or ‘Stream-Enterer
The Ten Fetters (Sa yojana)
The Noble Ones (Ariya-puggala)
Mundane and Supermundane Right Understanding
Conjoined with Other Steps
Free from All Theories
The Three Characteristics
Views and Discussions about the Ego
Unit Eight
Past, Present and Future
The Two Extremes (Annihilation and Eternity Belief) and the Middle Doctrine
Dependent Origination (pa icca-samuppāda)
Rebirth-Producing Karma
Cessation of Karma
Unit Nine
Right Thought (Sammā-sa kappa)
Mundane and Supermundane Right Thought
Conjoined with other Factors
Right Speech (Sammā-vācā)
Abstaining from Lying
Abstaining from Tale-bearing
Abstaining from Harsh Language
Abstaining from Vain Talk
Mundane and Supermundane Right Speech
Conjoined with Other Factors
Unit Ten
Right Action (Sammā-kammanta)
Abstaining from Killing
Abstaining from Stealing
Abstaining from Unlawful Sexual Intercourse
Mundane and Supermundane Right Action
Conjoined with Other Factors
Right Livelihood (Sammā-ājīva)
Mundane and Supermundane Right Livelihood
Conjoined with Other Factors
Right Effort (Sammā-vāyāma)
The Effort to Avoid (Sa vara-ppadhāna)
The Effort to Overcome (Pahāna-ppadhāna)
The Effort to Develop (Bhāvanā-ppadhāna)
The Effort to Maintain (Anurakkha a-ppadhāna)
Unit Eleven
Right Mindfulness (Sammā-sati)
The Four Foundations of Mindfulness (Satipa hāna)
Contemplation of the Body (kāyanupassanā)
Unit Twelve
Contemplation of the Feelings (vedanānupassanā)
Contemplation of the Mind (Cittānupassanā)
Contemplation of the Mind-Objects (dhammānupassanā)
Unit Thirteen
Nibbāna through nāpāna-Sati
Unit Fourteen
Right Concentration (Sammā-samādhi)
Its Definition
Its Objects
Its Requisites
Its Development
The Four Absorptions (jhāna)
Unit Fifteen
Gradual Development of the Eightfold Path in the Progress of the Disciple
Confidence and Right Thought (Second Factor)
Morality (Third, Fourth, Fifth Factor)
Control of the Senses (Sixth Factor)
Mindfulness and Clear Comprehension (Seventh Factor)
Absence of the Five Hindrances (nīvara a)
The Absorptions (Eighth Factor)
Insight (vipassanā) (First Factor)
Nibbāna
The Silent Thinker
The True Goal
Appendix
Buddhist Literature
Index of Pali Terms
Chinese Text of the Word of the Buddha
Chinese Translation
Glossary
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