Tibetská náboženská zobrazení a jejich religionistická reflexe: Text - obraz - rituál
Title in English | Tibetan Religious Images and Its Academic Cogitation: Text - Image - Ritual |
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Authors | |
Year of publication | 2006 |
Type | Article in Proceedings |
Conference | Babyrádová Hana – Havlíček Jiří, eds., Spiritualita |
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Citation | |
Field | Philosophy and religion |
Keywords | Tibetan Buddhism; Sandatlwood Buddha; Thangka; Buryatia |
Description | Part of the history of religions as well as religious history are also stories of artifacts which had or have religious significance. The history of religion focuses more on historical events; they follow a historical line of a story, whereas religious history, or history interpreted from the standpoint of a certain religion, follows a mythologic more than historic line. This statement can be well evidenced on a concrete example of a statue of the Sandalwood Buddha. This statue called Zandan Zhuu has, from the point of view of religious history, an origin that can be traced back to Udayana statue during life of the Buddha in India. However, there is more than one version of the mythologic or legendary story and individual differences between them do not disturb the basic religious interpretation of the statue wandering in space and time. |
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