Mario Poceski is Associate Professor of Buddhist studies and Chinese religions at the University of Florida. He has spent extended periods as a visiting researcher at Komazawa University, Japan, Stanford University, National University of Singapore, and University of Hamburg, Germany. A specialist in the history of Chinese Buddhism and a recipient of several prestigious fellowships, his numerous books include Ordinary Mind as the Way: The Hongzhou School and the Growth of Chan Buddhism (2007) and Introducing Chinese Religions (2009).

"Wonderfully curated and intelligently arranged, the volume brings together a number of renowned scholars whose original research contributions both sketch out salient features of text, practice, art, institution, and sect within the broad scope of the Buddhist tradition and which do so with careful attention to the current state of, and research trends within, the field of Buddhist studies." (Religious Studies Review 2016)

• Notes on Contributors ixPreface and Acknowledgments xiiiIntroduction: Past and Present Intersections 1Mario PoceskiPart I Patterns of Historical Growth 191 Buddhism in Central Asian History 21Mariko Namba Walter2 Buddhism in Chinese History 40Mario Poceski3 Buddhism in Korean History 63Sem Vermeersch4 Buddhism in Japanese History 84Heather Blair5 Buddhism in Tibetan History 104James B. ApplePart II Traditions and Doctrines 1256 Tiantai Integrations of Doctrine and Practice 127Haiyan Shen7 Huayan Explorations of the Realm of Reality 145Imre Hamar8 Chan/Zen Conceptions of Orthodoxy 166Albert Welter9 Tibetan Formulations of the Tantric Path 185David B. GrayPart III Popular Practices 19910 Pure Land Devotion in East Asia 201Jimmy Yu11 Bodhisattva Cults in Chinese Buddhism 221Natasha Heller12 Funerary Rituals in Japanese Buddhism 239Nam-lin Hur13 Pilgrimage in Japanese Buddhism 259Hendrik van der Veere14 Healing in Tibetan Buddhism 278Geoffrey SamuelPart IV Institutions and Interactions 29715 East Asian Transformations of Monasticism 299Huaiyu Chen16 Nuns and Laywomen in East Asian Buddhism 318Lori Meeks17 Buddhist-Daoist Interactions in Medieval China 340Livia KohnPart V Writings and Arts 36118 The Chinese Buddhist Canon 363Jiang Wu19 The Tibetan Buddhist Canon 383Phillip Stanley20 Buddhism and Poetry in East Asia 408Beata Grant21 Buddhist Art and Architecture in East Asia 424Michelle C. WangPart VI Buddhism in the Modern World 44522 Buddhism in Modern Japan 447Melissa Anne-Marie Curley23 Buddhism in Modern Korea 466Pori Park24 Buddhism in Contemporary Europe 485Inken Prohl25 Buddhism in the Digital World 505Morten SchlütterIndex 523

Mario Poceski is Associate Professor of Buddhist studies and Chinese religions at the University of Florida. He has spent extended periods as a visiting researcher at Komazawa University, Japan, Stanford University, National University of Singapore, and University of Hamburg, Germany. A specialist in the history of Chinese Buddhism and a recipient of several prestigious fellowships, his numerous books include Ordinary Mind as the Way: The Hongzhou School and the Growth of Chan Buddhism (2007) and Introducing Chinese Religions (2009).

"Wonderfully curated and intelligently arranged, the volume brings together a number of renowned scholars whose original research contributions both sketch out salient features of text, practice, art, institution, and sect within the broad scope of the Buddhist tradition and which do so with careful attention to the current state of, and research trends within, the field of Buddhist studies." (Religious Studies Review 2016)

• Notes on Contributors ixPreface and Acknowledgments xiiiIntroduction: Past and Present Intersections 1Mario PoceskiPart I Patterns of Historical Growth 191 Buddhism in Central Asian History 21Mariko Namba Walter2 Buddhism in Chinese History 40Mario Poceski3 Buddhism in Korean History 63Sem Vermeersch4 Buddhism in Japanese History 84Heather Blair5 Buddhism in Tibetan History 104James B. ApplePart II Traditions and Doctrines 1256 Tiantai Integrations of Doctrine and Practice 127Haiyan Shen7 Huayan Explorations of the Realm of Reality 145Imre Hamar8 Chan/Zen Conceptions of Orthodoxy 166Albert Welter9 Tibetan Formulations of the Tantric Path 185David B. GrayPart III Popular Practices 19910 Pure Land Devotion in East Asia 201Jimmy Yu11 Bodhisattva Cults in Chinese Buddhism 221Natasha Heller12 Funerary Rituals in Japanese Buddhism 239Nam-lin Hur13 Pilgrimage in Japanese Buddhism 259Hendrik van der Veere14 Healing in Tibetan Buddhism 278Geoffrey SamuelPart IV Institutions and Interactions 29715 East Asian Transformations of Monasticism 299Huaiyu Chen16 Nuns and Laywomen in East Asian Buddhism 318Lori Meeks17 Buddhist-Daoist Interactions in Medieval China 340Livia KohnPart V Writings and Arts 36118 The Chinese Buddhist Canon 363Jiang Wu19 The Tibetan Buddhist Canon 383Phillip Stanley20 Buddhism and Poetry in East Asia 408Beata Grant21 Buddhist Art and Architecture in East Asia 424Michelle C. WangPart VI Buddhism in the Modern World 44522 Buddhism in Modern Japan 447Melissa Anne-Marie Curley23 Buddhism in Modern Korea 466Pori Park24 Buddhism in Contemporary Europe 485Inken Prohl25 Buddhism in the Digital World 505Morten SchlütterIndex 523

Mario Poceski is Associate Professor of Buddhist studies and Chinese religions at the University of Florida. He has spent extended periods as a visiting researcher at Komazawa University, Japan, Stanford University, National University of Singapore, and University of Hamburg, Germany. A specialist in the history of Chinese Buddhism and a recipient of several prestigious fellowships, his numerous books include Ordinary Mind as the Way: The Hongzhou School and the Growth of Chan Buddhism (2007) and Introducing Chinese Religions (2009).

"Wonderfully curated and intelligently arranged, the volume brings together a number of renowned scholars whose original research contributions both sketch out salient features of text, practice, art, institution, and sect within the broad scope of the Buddhist tradition and which do so with careful attention to the current state of, and research trends within, the field of Buddhist studies." (Religious Studies Review 2016)

• Notes on Contributors ixPreface and Acknowledgments xiiiIntroduction: Past and Present Intersections 1Mario PoceskiPart I Patterns of Historical Growth 191 Buddhism in Central Asian History 21Mariko Namba Walter2 Buddhism in Chinese History 40Mario Poceski3 Buddhism in Korean History 63Sem Vermeersch4 Buddhism in Japanese History 84Heather Blair5 Buddhism in Tibetan History 104James B. ApplePart II Traditions and Doctrines 1256 Tiantai Integrations of Doctrine and Practice 127Haiyan Shen7 Huayan Explorations of the Realm of Reality 145Imre Hamar8 Chan/Zen Conceptions of Orthodoxy 166Albert Welter9 Tibetan Formulations of the Tantric Path 185David B. GrayPart III Popular Practices 19910 Pure Land Devotion in East Asia 201Jimmy Yu11 Bodhisattva Cults in Chinese Buddhism 221Natasha Heller12 Funerary Rituals in Japanese Buddhism 239Nam-lin Hur13 Pilgrimage in Japanese Buddhism 259Hendrik van der Veere14 Healing in Tibetan Buddhism 278Geoffrey SamuelPart IV Institutions and Interactions 29715 East Asian Transformations of Monasticism 299Huaiyu Chen16 Nuns and Laywomen in East Asian Buddhism 318Lori Meeks17 Buddhist-Daoist Interactions in Medieval China 340Livia KohnPart V Writings and Arts 36118 The Chinese Buddhist Canon 363Jiang Wu19 The Tibetan Buddhist Canon 383Phillip Stanley20 Buddhism and Poetry in East Asia 408Beata Grant21 Buddhist Art and Architecture in East Asia 424Michelle C. WangPart VI Buddhism in the Modern World 44522 Buddhism in Modern Japan 447Melissa Anne-Marie Curley23 Buddhism in Modern Korea 466Pori Park24 Buddhism in Contemporary Europe 485Inken Prohl25 Buddhism in the Digital World 505Morten SchlütterIndex 523