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Study on Ying-Cheng Mode of Tshad-Ma
Author: WangJinHong
Tutor: LiuPeiYu;ZhangZhongYi
School: Yanshan University
Course: Logic
Keywords: Tibetan Buddhist Ism style He infer Rebuttal in the form Self infer
CLC: B812.2
Type: Master's thesis
Year: 2008
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Abstract
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The Tibetan Hetuvidya as India, the next one of the two branches in China , said Yin Mingsi thought on the basis of a comprehensive law of succession combination of Tibetan cultural needs improvement and development India Yinming , fully integrated into the Tibetan culture doctrine Hetuvidya , formed a unique theoretical system of Tibetan Buddhist . The Ism style is part of the system can not be ignored . The Tibetan Buddhist corresponding into On - debate advocate is reasoning Hetuvidya , and also further improve the logical content Hetuvidya . However , Tibetan Hetuvidya eventually confined to the heritage of Tibetan areas , and the majority of chosen by Tibetan Zhuancheng , these restrictions brought great difficulties to study Tibetan Buddhist Tibetan scholars outside . Especially style as Tibetan Ming important part important characteristics On . Moreover , even in the Tibetan areas , corresponding to On - learning and research appears confined to the debate between the scholars and the corresponding exchange within . Therefore , it is necessary to make more scholars to understand and added to Tibetan result of the study of the Ming . In this paper, a different part of the study , with different emphases Hetuvidya into On -style Tibetan popularity of interpretation and analysis , and on this basis , corresponding to the development and application of the On - to make some of their own views . The article is divided into three parts : Part I: Introduction . Introduce the topics of papers based on the background , research status and significance of the topic . Part II: The Theory . Including three chapters . The first chapter describes the origins of the On - analysis should On - characterized components , corresponding into On -style from Vertical , whether dismissed angle classification . The second chapter describes and analysis should be read into the rules and rebuttal in the form of the On - argue . The third chapter in the Tibetan theory formula Ming should be compared with other argument on the basis of an analysis of their relations and differences . On - value in order to explore the way that should be brought Ism style inspiration should . Part III: Conclusion . This theory analysis , \and so on.
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