Writing and Criticism on the Zen Buddhism in Zen Notes During the Song Dynasty  

作　　者：Huang Jing-Jia 

机构地区：[1]National Taiwan Normal University,Taipei,Taiwan

出　　处：《Journal of Literature and Art Studies》2020年第11期1016-1024,共9页文学与艺术研究（英文版）

基　　金：The financial support of the Taiwan Ministry of Science and Technology is gratefully acknowledged.

摘　　要：Zennotes in the Song Dynasty are based on the use of scattered essays to record trivial fragments of Zen Buddhistmonks’ daily life, including Hui Hong’s Lin Jian Lu, Da Hui Pu Jue Chan Shi Zong Men Wu Ku edited by DaoQian, Xiao Ying’s Luo Hu Ye Lu and Yun Wo Ji Tan, Dao Rong’s Cong Lin Sheng Shi, and Huan Wu’s Ku YaMan Lu. Through Zennotes, it is possible to learn more about the life of Zen Buddhist masters in the SongDynasty and the actual development of Zen Buddhism, which were seldom investigated in past studies. Firstly,this study explains the cultural environment generated by Zennotes and the creative development of Zennotes inthe Song Dynasty, and then discusses the main content of Zennotes. Zennotes highlight the characters through thedescription of specific events and make the images and characters of Zen Buddhist monks become vivid on paper.They are the most direct historical material for mastering Zen Buddhist monks in the Song Dynasty. Secondly,Zennotes in the Song Dynasty record anecdotes about Zen Buddhist monks and the literati talking about Zen atthat time, demonstrating the lively and witty interactions between the two. Lastly, the authors of Zennotes oftenrevealed their personal concerns about the growth and decline of temples in the narrative. Based on the above,Zennotes have the value of historical recordings of trivia, and they are first-hand historical materials forconstructing the history of Zen in the Song Dynasty.

关 键 词：Zennotes essays of the Zen Song Dynasty Zen Buddhist historical materials Interactions between literati and monks Zen Buddhist monks 

分 类 号：B94[哲学宗教—宗教学]