Shim Jae-ryong et al.: Buddhist Thought in the Joseon Dynasty (Collection of Materials on Korean Philosophy: Buddhism Section 3)

A collection of historical literature from the Chosun's Kwang-seong to the Kwang's Hawthorne's Sun, which is a major source of literature by 28 people, and a collection of Korean philosophical sources that sum up the Buddhist idea of the Choon-sun era: Buddhism, a third-year-old Buddhist philosophy, is a collection that has been translated and decrypted from a literary literary act among Korean literature that was written in the Korean period. The Korean Society of Philosophy, which is based on the book The Buddhist World, says:. The book was the final result of a research project that the professor of Gosim Jacwan was the head of research and was funded by the University of Seoul for a major research project, which was designed to help shape the future development of the Japanese-age Buddhist idea of sympathies with Korean teacher-synthetic. The entire message was divided into seven sections, from the Chosun Tsun to the Kwan Tsung to the Cun's N'Boon. We put numbers on each of the data and then titled it, and gave a simple comment. For the benefit of readers, the text of the text also provides a contrast to the translation of the language. The general text of the script was written in a way that gives detailed comments on the concepts appearing in the data or the context of its use, and was attached to a wide range of colors to enhance the usage of the data collection. It will be a guide to the study of the Buddhist idea of the Chosun era.

Korean title: 조선시대의 불교사상(한국철학자료집: 불교편 3)

Korean author: 심재룡 외

Korean publisher: 서울대학교출판문화원

ISBN-13: 9788952129567