Changing conceptions of "mandala" in Tang China: ritual and the role of images
"Changing Conceptions of Mandala' in Tang China: Ritual and the Role of Images" is concerned with the intersection of visionary experience with visual forms. The focus of the study is a Buddhist incantation, or Dhāranī, titled the Revered and Victorious Dhāranī of the Buddha's U...
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Material religion
Year: 2013, Volume: 9, Issue: 2, Pages: 186-217 |
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Buddhism
B China B Tang Dynasty B Dunhuang B Dhāraṇī B Mandala |
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