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'This Fathom-Long Body': Bodily Materiality and Ascetic Ideology in Medieval Chinese Buddhist Scriptures

机译：“这个幻影长的身体”：中世纪中国佛经的身体唯物和苦觉意识形态

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An outside observer might be excused for assuming that Buddhists, being focused on transcendence, would have little interest in investigating the body's structure or constituent parts in any detail. However, nothing could be further from the truth. Bodies and body parts have in fact long been ubiquitous subjects of contemplation, speculation, and veneration in Buddhist circles. This article discusses representative examples of Chinese Buddhist scriptures from the medieval period that forward an ascetic ideology, with special attention to how the corporeal body is spoken about in such texts. It shows that the very Buddhist writings that were most concerned with teaching ascetics how to transcend the material world in fact focused a great deal of meticulous attention on the corporeal body and drew heavily on Indian medical concepts in forwarding that agenda.
机译：外部观察员可能因假设佛教徒专注于超越而被原谅，这对任何细节调查身体的结构或组成部分都没有兴趣。 然而，没有什么可以从真相中进一步。 事实上，身体和身体部位的思考，猜测和佛教界的崇拜受试者的普遍存在。 本文讨论了中世纪时期中国佛教经文的代表例，转发禁欲意识形态，特别关注如何在这些文本中讨论肉体。 它表明，最关心教学的佛教着作如何超越材料世界实际上重点关注物体的重点关注，并在转发议程时划伤印度医学概念。

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