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The Rhetoric Of Immediacy: A Cultural Critique Of Chan/Zen Buddhism,New Galea Strap On Their Rifles And

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The Rhetoric Of Immediacy: A Cultural Critique Of Chan/Zen Buddhism,New Galea Strap On Their Rifles AndThrough A Highly Sensitive Exploration Of Key Concepts And Metaphors, Bernard Faure Guides Western Readers In Appreciating Some Of The More Elusive Aspects Of The Chinese Tradition Of Chan Buddhism And Its Outgrowth, Japanese Zen. He Focuses On Chan'S Insistence On 'Immediacy'Its Denial Of All Traditional Mediations, Including Scripture, Ritual, Good Worksand Yet Shows How These Mediations Have Always Been Present In Chan. Given This Apparent

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