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Christoph Anderl
Chinese name: 安東平
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 祖堂集
by Christoph Anderl
2 volumes. Oslo, Unipub, 2004, (ca. 980 pages)
This is study of the grammar of Late Middle Chinese / Early Vernacular Chinese, exemplified by the 10th century Chan text Zǔtáng jí 祖堂集 [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 (937–975), Zu tang ji 祖 堂集 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 海印寺 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.
The Semantics of Qing in Chan Buddhsit Chinese
in: Love and Emotions in Ancient Chinese Literature, ed. Halvor Eifring
(Leiden: Brill, 2004, pp. 149-224)
Platform Sūtra
Was the Platform Sūtra Always a Sūtra?
Studies in the Textual Features of the Platform Scripture Manuscripts from Dūnhuáng
by Christoph Anderl
Studies in Chinese Manuscripts: From the Warring States Period to the 20th Century
edited
by Imre Galambos
Budapest: Eötvös Loránd University, 2013, pp. 121-175.
Zen Rhetoric
Zen Buddhist rhetoric in China, Korea, and Japan
edited by Christoph Anderl
Leiden; Boston: Brill, 2012
http://books.google.hu/books?id=eF78fZ3tKSAC&printsec=frontcover&source=gbs_ViewAPI&redir_esc=y#v=onepage&q&f=false
Zen Buddhist Rhetoric in China, Korea, and Japan
https://www.academia.edu/4498004/Zen_Buddhist_Rhetoric_in_China_Korea_and_Japan ContentsZen Rhetoric: An Introduction by Christoph Anderl
This is the introduction on an edited volume on Chán / Zen / Sŏn 禪 Buddhist rhetoric in China, Korea, and Japan
Publication Name: In: Chán 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 Chán 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.
Digital Text and Digital Resources
Anderl Christoph, Marcus Bingenheimer, Christian Wittern (guest editors)
Special monograph issue of the Chung-Hwa Buddhist Journal vol. 25.
PDF: Christoph Anderl & Christian Wittern
Chan Buddhism in Dunhuang and Beyond: A Study of Manuscripts, Texts, and Contexts in Memory of John R. McRae (2020, Brill)
Christoph Anderl on 僧稠 Sengchou (480-560)
Analysis of the texts attributed to Sengchou 僧稠 in Pelliot 3559 (German, Vienna 1995)
Chou chanshi yaofang 稠禪師藥方, traditonally attributed to Sengchou 僧稠, German translation (Vienna 1995)
