INFORMATION ABOUT THE MASTER'S THESIS
1. Student's full name: Nguyen Van Quy
2. Gender: male
3. Date of birth: November 21, 1975
4. Place of birth: Van Dinh, Ung Hoa district, Hanoi
5. Decision No. 2797/2012/QD-XHNV-SDH, dated December 28, 2012, of the Rector of the University of Social Sciences and Humanities, Vietnam National University, Hanoi, recognizing the student.
6. Changes in the training process: In 2012, completed the supplementary university-level knowledge program in Philosophy at the Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities, Vietnam National University, Hanoi.
7. Thesis title:Pure Land Buddhism and its manifestations in contemporary Vietnamese Buddhism.
8. Major: Philosophy; Code: 60 22 03 09
9. Scientific supervisor: Dr. Nguyen Quoc Tuan, Director of the Institute of Religious Studies, Vietnam Academy of Social Sciences.
10. Summary of the thesis results:
This study examines Pure Land Buddhism, a school within Buddhism, from its historical origins and development to its doctrines and practice methods. It analyzes its fundamental manifestations in contemporary Vietnamese Buddhism, such as the Pure Land thought in the history of Vietnamese Buddhism; the foundations of several indigenous religions in Southern Vietnam in the late 19th and early 20th centuries; the position of the Amitabha Triad in Vietnamese temples; the Zen and Pure Land philosophy, the simultaneous cultivation of merit and wisdom, and the role of Pure Land practice for Vietnamese Buddhists. The research findings aim to help readers, Buddhist followers, and administrators understand the nature of Pure Land Buddhism and its presence in Vietnam, both in the past and present.
11. Practical applications: To create a theoretical basis for research on Pure Land Buddhism as well as the direction of religious work of government levels towards Vietnamese Buddhism.
12. Further research directions: Objects of worship in Pure Land Buddhism
13. Published works relevant to the thesis: (list works in chronological order if available):
a. Books:
1. Edited by Liu Mingzhi (2011),HaNoi name thắng vadi tích, 2 volumes (co-authored), Hanoi Publishing House, HN
2. Dr. Nguyen Quoc Tuan, editor (2012),Knowledgebloatedc Phật priceaocHeybhern(co-authored), Encyclopedia Publishing House, Hanoi
3. Thanh Tri District People's Committee (2014),Thanh Tri, a historical sitealễhoi truyèn thong(co-authored), National Political Publishing House, Hanoi
b. Research papers printed in books
1. Nguyen Van Quy, The Kien So Zen lineage during the Dinh and Early Le dynasties, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nguyen Hong Duong - Venerable Thich Tho Lac co-editors (2010),Phật priceao thuhiDinh vaTièn Lhalloin cUmbrellang cuoCDselfng nwetCVagiwomannwetc. Social Sciences Publishing House, Hanoi
2. Nguyen Van Quy, Some aspects of Pure Land Buddhism during the Ly Dynasty, Institute of Religious Studies (2011),NghihalloncbloatedutUmbrellan priceao, tín ngmoistureng changroad20 yearseatm (1991 – 2011).National Political Publishing House – Truth, Hanoi
3. Nguyen Van Quy, Monk Phuong Dung: History, legends and traditional values, edited by Venerable Thich Tho Lac (2011),Combinationhuma Yhallon Phú, lpoopch sughvanhsystemntsir/ma'amiHong Duc Publishing House
4. Nguyen Van Quy, Pure Land Beliefs during the Ly Dynasty, Venerable Thich Duc Thien - Dr. Nguyen Quoc Tuan co-editors (2011),Phật priceao thuhi LideavOhi 1,000 neatm Theatng Long – HaNoiNational Political Publishing House, Hanoi
c. Works published in journals
1. Nguyen Van Quy (2012), Characteristics of Buddhism in Doai region during the Ly Dynasty (case study of Thay Pagoda), JournalNghihalloncbloatedu TUmbrellan priceaoNumber 4
2. Nguyen Van Quy (2014), Van Dinh Pagoda, MagazineThern Vihallon SHeyn, No.3
d. Research papers presented at scientific conferences
1. Nguyen Van Quy, Religious life of people in Duong Lam ancient village today, Proceedings of the scientific conference (2010):Deisong tUmbrellan priceao VisystemVietnam-ChinaocHanoi
2. Nguyen Van Quy, The posthumous writings of the Venerable Kim Cuong Tu, Proceedings of the Scientific Conference (2011):HOha thdrinkKim Cemeraldng Tugh (1914 -2001) vaSselfsuspectsystempxaydselfng Giaohoi Phật priceao Visystemt Nam (nhankdepend onnusystemm 10 neatnetworkamedicalhallontpoopch 2001-2011,Hanoi
3. Nguyen Van Quy, The Lam Te Zen School during the Nguyen Lords' era, Proceedings of the scientific conference (2011):Combinationúa-BOhtaNguyenễn Phúc Chu (1675-1725) vaSselfsuspectsystempmlivebring buhcõi, phat trienstonetnwetc,Ho Chi Minh City
4. Nguyen Van Quy, The work of educating and training Buddhist monks of the Vietnam Buddhist Association: advantages and challenges, Proceedings of the scientific conference (2011):Kdepend onnusystemm 30 neatm thanh lập Giaohoi Phật priceao Visystemt Nam (1981- 2011)Volume II, Ho Chi Minh City
5. Nguyen Van Quy, Looking back at Buddhism in the capital in 2010 – through the lens of journalism, Conference proceedings (2011):30 neatm thanh lập Giaohoi Phật priceao thincubate DUmbrella,Hanoi
6. Nguyen Van Quy, Famous Buddhist monks of Nghe An in Thien Uyen Tap Anh, Proceedings of the scientific conference (2012):Veatn chemistry Phật priceaoxbloatedNghesystemQuakhbloated, hisystemntsir/ma'amiceatemeraldfutureVinh City, Nghe An Province
7. Nguyen Van Quy, the Lam Te Zen sect in Nghe An province, as seen in the Imperial Decree inscription at the Diec Co Temple, Yearbook.SilkUmbrellang bao Han NUmbrellamhọc(2012), Hanoi
8. Nguyen Van Quy, Some Buddhist festivals related to Zen Master Tu Dao Hanh in Hanoi, Conference proceedings (2013):Lễhoiceeatn chemistry Phật priceaodantocDa Nang City
9. Nguyen Van Quy, Pure Land thought in the “Ritual of Chanting” of the Mendicant Order, Proceedings of the scientific conference (2014):Systemphai Khat SĩQuatrình hìlike thatanh, phat trieemployeeahoi nhậpHo Chi Minh City
INFORMATION ON MASTER'S THESIS
1. Full name : NGUYEN VAN KHU..................... 2. Sex: male...................................................................
3. Date of birth: November 21, 1975................................... 4. Place of birth: Ha Noi city ................................
5. Admission decision number: 2797/2012............. Dated: December 28, 2012 .............................................
6. Changes in academic process: In 2012, the program completed additional undergraduate knowledge Philosophy of Religion School of Social Sciences and Humanities, Vietnam National University, Hanoi.
7. Official thesis title:
Pure Land Buddhism and its representation in Vietnamese Buddhism at the present
8. Major: Philosophy…………………………....…….9. Code: 60.22.03.09............................................
10. Supervisors (Full name, academic title and degree):Dr. Nguyen Quoc Tuan, Director of the Institute for Religion Research, the Academy of Social Sciences Vietnam.
11. Summary of the findings of the thesis:(Summarize them with stress on the new findings, if any):
This thesis seeks to investigate Pure Land, a school of Buddhism, in terms of its history of emergence and development, doctrine and practices. Analyzes will focus on its main representations within Vietnamese Buddhism at the present such as Pure Land's ideology in the history of Vietnamese Buddhism; grounds for the formation of some indigenous religions in the South in later 19th century and early 20th century; the position of in Vietnamese Buddhist temples; the idea of self-cultivation based on combination of meditation and purification or Phuoc Hue and the place of self-cultivation of Pure Land within Vietnamese Buddhists. The research findings are useful for ordinary readers, for Buddhists, and for state officials to understand the nature of Pure Land and Pure Land Buddhism in Vietnam both in the past and at the present.
12. Practical applicability, if any: Providing theoretical foundations for research of Pure Land Buddhism as well as directions for the task of religious works for authorities in regard to Vietnamese Buddhism.
13. Further research directions, if any: Pure Land Buddhism's Objects of worship
14. Thesis-related publications(List them in chronological order):
a.Book:
1. Luu Minh Tri (ed), 2011,Hanoi: Sight spots and Ruins, 2 volumes (co-author), Hanoi publishing house, Hanoi
2. Nguyen Quoc Tuan (ed), 2012,Basic Knowledge of Buddhism, (co-author), Encyclopaedia publishing house, Hanoi
3. Thanh Tri People's Committee (2014),Thanh Tri: Ruins and Traditional Festivals, (co-author), National Politics publishing house, Hanoi.
b. Published works in books
1. Nguyen Van Quy, "Kien So school of meditation under Dinh and pre-Le dynasties", in Ass. Prof. Nguyen Hong Duong and Venerable Thich Tho Lac (eds), 2010,Buddhism under the Palace and pre-Le dynasties and the process of nation-building,Social Sciences publishing house, Hanoi
2. Nguyen Van Quy, "Some features of the belief in Pure Land under the Ly dysnasty", in Institute for Religious Studies (2011),20 years of Studying religions and beliefs (1991 – 2011),National Politics - Truth publishing house, Hanoi.
3. Nguyen Van Quy, "Nun Phuong Dung: History, legend and traditional values", in Venerable Thich Tho Lac (ed) (2011),Yen Phu Buddhist Temple: history and presentHong Duc Publishing House.
4. Nguyen Van Quy, "Belief of Pure Land under Ly dynasty" in Venerable, Dr. Thich Duc Thien - Dr. Nguyen Quoc Tuan (eds) (2011),Buddhism under the Ly dynasty with 1000 years of Theatng Long – Ha Noi, National Politics publishing house, Hanoi
c. Published articles on Journals
1. Nguyen Van Quy (2012), Characteristics of Buddhism in Doai region under the Ly dynasty (the case study of Thay Buddhist temple),Religious Studies ReviewNo. 4.
2. Nguyen Van Quy (2014), Van Dinh Buddhist temple,Tan Vien SonNo. 3.
d. Paper presented at conferences
1. Nguyen Van Quy, Religious life of the people in the old village of Duong Lam at the present, conference proceedings (2010): Religious Life in Vietnam-China, Hanoi
2. Nguyen Van Quy, Most Venerable Kim Cuong Tu through posthumous, conference proceedings (2011):Most Venerable Kim Cemeraldng Tu (1914-2001) and the task of building Vietnamese Buddhist Sangha (10th year of death anniversaries 2001- 2011), Hanoi.
3. Nguyen Van Quy, Meditation School of Rinzai (Zen) school in Lord-Nguyen time, Conference proceedings, (2011):Lord – Bodhisattva Nguyen Phuc Chu (1675-1725) and the career of territorial expansion,Ho Chi Minh City.
4. Nguyen Van Quy, The Vietnamese Buddhist Sangha's Education and Training: advantages and challenges, conference proceedings (2011):30 years of Vietnamese Buddhist Sangha's establishment (1981- 2011), vol. 2, Ho Chi Minh City.
5. Nguyen Van Quy, Rethinking of Buddhism in the capital in 2010: a journalistic approach, conference proceedings, (2011):30 years of Buddhist Sangha in Hanoi,Hanoi
6. Nguyen Van Quy, Famous monks from Nghe region in Thien Uyen tap anh, Conference proceedings, (2012): Buddhist culture in Nghe region: Past, Present and Future, Vinh city.
7. Nguyen Van Quy, The meditation school of Rinzai (Zen) school in Nghe region via stele “Sac tu Diec Co tu bi ky”,Conference proceedings, Reports of Sino-Nom studies(2012), Hanoi.
8. Nguyen Van Quy, Some Buddhist festivals related to Zen Master Tu Dao Hanh in Hanoi, Conference Proceedings, (2013):Buddhist Cultural FestivalsDa Nang city.
9. Nguyen Van Quy, Pure Land's ideology in “chanting rituals” of A biksu denomination, conference proceedings, (2014): A Bhiksu denomination: Formation, development and Integration,Ho Chi Minh City.
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