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'''Bibliography and Publishing''' are two important topics in the history of Modern Chinese Buddhism. New material and social technologies allowed Buddhists to produce texts in much greater numbers than before. The content of the texts was also geared to the modern age, with introductory textbooks, commentaries, and treaties on Buddhism produced on a massive scale. | '''Bibliography and Publishing''' are two important topics in the history of Modern Chinese Buddhism. New material and social technologies allowed Buddhists to produce texts in much greater numbers than before. The content of the texts was also geared to the modern age, with introductory textbooks, commentaries, and treaties on Buddhism produced on a massive scale. | ||
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+ | Consult the [[Print bibliography]] for research resources on Modern Chinese Buddhism. | ||
[[User:Greg|Gregory Adam Scott]] is the section editor for bibliographical articles. | [[User:Greg|Gregory Adam Scott]] is the section editor for bibliographical articles. | ||
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* Hángzhōu Sūtra Distributor [[杭州佛經流通處]] | * Hángzhōu Sūtra Distributor [[杭州佛經流通處]] | ||
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+ | == Publishers, Editors, and Authors == | ||
+ | Includes major names only - virtually all prominent figures have at least some texts attributed to them, but these were especially influential or prolific. | ||
+ | * Yáng Wénhuì [[楊文會]] (1837-1911); founder of the Jinling Scriptural Press [[金陵刻經處]] | ||
+ | * Jiǎng Wéiqiáo [[蔣維喬]] (1873-1958); worked as chief editor of the textbooks division of the Commercial Press 商務印書館; translated and edited ''A History of Chinese Buddhism'' [[中國佛教史]], 1929 | ||
+ | * Dí Chǔqīng [[狄楚青]] (c. 1873-1941); co-founder of the newspaper ''Shíbào'' 時報 and of Yǒuzhèng Press [[有正書局]]; helped to publish the Qìshā Canon [[磧砂藏]] | ||
+ | * Dīng Fúbǎo [[丁福保]] (1874-1952); established the Medical Press 醫學書局 in Shànghǎi in [[1908]]; published ''The Great Dictionary of Buddhism'' [[佛學大辭典]] in [[1922]] | ||
+ | * Xú Wèirú [[徐蔚如]] (1878-1937); co-founded the Bějīing Scriptural Press [[北京刻經處]] in [[1918]]; founded Tiānjīn Scriptural Press [[天津刻經處]] the next year; ran them both for many years | ||
+ | * Méi Guāngxī [[梅光羲]] (1880-1947); major supporter of the Jinling Scriptural Press [[金陵刻經處]] | ||
+ | * Fàn Gǔnóng [[范古農]] (1881-1951); general editor for Shànghǎi Buddhist Books [[上海佛學書局]] from [[1929]] | ||
+ | * Lǚ Bìchéng [[呂碧城]] (1883-1943); wrote several Chinese and bilingual Chinese-English works for Shànghǎi Buddhist Books | ||
== Publishing Houses == | == Publishing Houses == | ||
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* The ''Qìshā Canon'' [[磧砂藏]] | * The ''Qìshā Canon'' [[磧砂藏]] | ||
* ''Essential Buddhist Texts for Laypeople'' [[在家必讀內典]] | * ''Essential Buddhist Texts for Laypeople'' [[在家必讀內典]] | ||
+ | * ''A History of Chinese Buddhism'' [[中國佛教史]], [[1929]] | ||
+ | * ''The Great Dictionary of Buddhism'' [[佛學大辭典]], [[1922]] | ||
== Bibliographies and Guides for Modern Chinese Buddhist Studies == | == Bibliographies and Guides for Modern Chinese Buddhist Studies == | ||
Lists of titles and guides to important sources for the study of Modern Chinese Buddhism. | Lists of titles and guides to important sources for the study of Modern Chinese Buddhism. | ||
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* [[List of Buddhist Works by 戴季陶]] | * [[List of Buddhist Works by 戴季陶]] | ||
* [[MFQ Guide|Guide to the ''Complete Collection of Republican-Era Buddhist Periodical Literature'' (MFQ)]] | * [[MFQ Guide|Guide to the ''Complete Collection of Republican-Era Buddhist Periodical Literature'' (MFQ)]] |
Bibliography and Publishing are two important topics in the history of Modern Chinese Buddhism. New material and social technologies allowed Buddhists to produce texts in much greater numbers than before. The content of the texts was also geared to the modern age, with introductory textbooks, commentaries, and treaties on Buddhism produced on a massive scale.
Consult the Print bibliography for research resources on Modern Chinese Buddhism.
Gregory Adam Scott is the section editor for bibliographical articles.
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The Scriptural Press 刻經處 was a type of publishing institution dedicated to the production of Buddhist scriptures. Several were established during the late Qīng and Republican periods, many by lay people.[1]
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These were centers for publishing and distributing copies of Buddhist scriptures
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Includes major names only - virtually all prominent figures have at least some texts attributed to them, but these were especially influential or prolific.
Includes publishers that did not specialize in Buddhist books but who published a large number of works related to Buddhism.[2]
Those used in printing Buddhist publications are included here
This section is incomplete and more content needs to be added. You can help by contributing text, images, or suggestions. |
Information regarding the content, production and distribution of important publications.
Lists of titles and guides to important sources for the study of Modern Chinese Buddhism.