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Christoph Anderl
 
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Professor of
Chinese Language and Culture at Ghent University 
Education: University of Oslo 
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Studies in the Language of
Zu-tang ji 
by Christoph Anderl
 
2 volumes. Oslo, Unipub, 2004, (ca. 980 pages) 
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This is study of the grammar of Late Middle Chinese / Early
Vernacular Chinese, exemplified by the 10th century Chan text Ztng j
[Collection From the Patriarchs' Hall]. The first volume includes a long
introduction to the text, and the grammar. The second volume includes selective
translations, the bibliography, and an index.
Compiled in 952 in the kingdom of Southern Tang (937975), Zu tang
ji is an invaluable source of information about the formative history of
the Chan school and the gradual evolution of Chan literature. Long lost and
forgotten in China, only to be rediscovered during the early part of the
twentieth century among the woodblocks of the Buddhist canon stored at Haein
Monastery in Korea, the text represents an outline of earlier Chan
history, written from a regional perspective. Among the text's prominent
features is its inclusion of unique materials not found in other Chan
collections. 
 <a
href="http://www.academia.edu/3734131/Studies_in_the_Language_of_Zu-tang_ji_
_VOLUME_1_GRAMMAR_and_Introduction_Lineage_Charts_Variant_Characters_"
target="_blank">Studies in the Language of Zu-tang ji , VOLUME 1: GRAMMAR
(and Introduction, Lineage Charts, Variant Characters)
</a>
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href="http://www.academia.edu/13411763/Studies_in_the_Language_of_Zu-tang_ji_
_VOLUME_2_TRANSLATION_and_Glossary_of_Linguistic_Terms_Bibliographies_Index_"
target="_blank">Studies in the Language of Zu-tang ji , VOLUME 2:
TRANSLATION (and Glossary of Linguistic Terms, Bibliographies, Index)
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href="http://www.academia.edu/4528356/Index_of_Buddhist_terms_function_words_pro
per_names_and_glosses_in_Studies_in_the_Language_of_Zu-tang_ji__"
target="_blank" class="style10">Index of Buddhist terms, function words, proper
names and glosses in "Studies in the Language of Zu-tang ji " </a> 
 <a
href="http://www.academia.edu/4528263/Bibliography_and_Linguistic_Glossary_Conce
rning_the_Study_of_Early_Vernacular_Chinese_with_an_Emphasis_on_the_Language_of_
Ztng_j__Collection_from_the_Patriarchs_Hall_10th_century_"
target="_blank" class="style10">Bibliography and Linguistic Glossary Concerning
the Study of Early Vernacular Chinese with an Emphasis on the Language of Ztng
j 'Collection from the Patriarchs' Hall' (10th century) </a>
 
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Platform
Stra 
<a
href="Anderl_Platform_sutra_final-libre.pdf" target="_blank" class="style15">Was
the Platform Stra Always a Stra?</a> 
Studies in the Textual Features of the Platform Scripture Manuscripts from
Dnhung 
by Christoph Anderl 
Studies in Chinese Manuscripts: From the Warring States Period to the 20th
Century 
edited
by Imre Galambos
 
Budapest: Etvs Lornd University, 2013, pp. 121-175. 
 
Zen
Rhetoric
Zen Buddhist
rhetoric in China, Korea, and Japan 
edited by Christoph Anderl 
Leiden; Boston: Brill, 2012 
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href="http://books.google.hu/books?id=eF78fZ3tKSAC&printsec=frontcover&s
ource=gbs_ViewAPI&redir_esc=y#v=onepage&q&f=false">http://books.google.hu/bo
oks?id=eF78fZ3tKSAC&printsec=frontcover&source=gbs_ViewAPI&redir_esc
=y#v=onepage&q&f=false </a>
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Zen Buddhist
Rhetoric in China, Korea, and Japan 
<a
href="https://www.academia.edu/4498004/Zen_Buddhist_Rhetoric_in_China_Korea_and_
Japan">https://www.academia.edu/4498004/Zen_Buddhist_Rhetoric_in_China_Korea_and
_Japan </a>Contents 
Zen Rhetoric: An
Introduction by Christoph Anderl 
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This is the introduction on an edited volume on Chn / Zen / Sn Buddhist
rhetoric in China, Korea, and Japan 
Publication Name: In: Chn Buddhist Rhetoric in China, Korea, and Japan, ed.
by Christoph Anderl. Leiden, Brill 2012: 1-94. 
Coming to Terms
with Terms The Rhetorical Function of Technical Terms in Chn Buddhist Texts.
 
In: Zen Buddhist Rhetoric in China, Japan, and Korea, ed. by Christoph Anderl.
Leiden, Brill 2012: 205-236. 
Index to Zen
Buddhist Rhetoric in China, Korea, and Japan 
In: Zen Buddhist Rhetoric in China, Japan, and Korea, ed. by Christoph
Anderl. Leiden, Brill: 439-473. 
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Digital Text and Digital Resources 
Anderl Christoph, Marcus Bingenheimer, Christian Wittern (guest editors) 
Special monograph issue of the Chung-Hwa Buddhist Journal vol. 25.

 
 
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 Christoph Anderl on 
Sengchou (480-560)
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 <a
href="http://www.academia.edu/10866529/Analysis_of_the_texts_attributed_to_Sengc
hou__in_Pelliot_3559_German_Vienna_1995_" target="_blank">Analysis of the texts attributed to
Sengchou in Pelliot 3559 (German, Vienna 1995) </a> 
 <a href="http://www.academia.edu/10866388/Dasheng_xinxing_lun_
_Pelliot_3559_traditonally_attributed_to_Sengchou_
_German_translation_Vienna_1995_" target="_blank">Dasheng xinxing lun
, Pelliot 3559, traditonally attributed to Sengchou , German translation
(Vienna 1995) </a> 
sans-serif"><a href="http://www.academia.edu/10866306/Chou_chanshi_yaofang_
_traditonally_attributed_to_Sengchou__German_translation_Vienna_1995_"
target="_blank">Chou chanshi yaofang , traditonally attributed to
Sengchou , German translation (Vienna 1995) </a> 
sans-serif"><a href="http://www.academia.edu/10866287/Chou_chanshi_yi_
_Pelliot_3559_traditonally_attributed_to_Sengchou_
_German_translation_Vienna_1995_" target="_blank">Chou chanshi yi ,
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Pelliot 3559, traditonally attributed to Sengchou , German translation
(Vienna 1995) </a> 
sans-serif"><a href="http://www.academia.edu/4528075/Sengchou_
_480-560_Studie_ber_einen_chinesischen_Meditationsmeister_des_6._Jahrhunderts_u
nter_besonderer_Bercksichtigung_seiner_Bedeutung_fr_die_frhe_Periode_des_Chan
-Buddhismus" target="_blank">Sengchou (480-560): Studie ber einen
chinesischen Meditationsmeister des 6. Jahrhunderts unter besonderer
Bercksichtigung seiner Bedeutung fr die frhe Periode des
Chan-Buddhismus</a>
 
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