親鸞とハイデガーにおける宗教的存在の把握 : 現代真宗思想の観点からの比較研究の試み

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This article compares Shinran's methods of communicating the Pure Land Buddhist path with the themes and methods of the treatment of religious life in the early Heidegger. It focuses in particular on a passage from Tannisho and Heidegger's early lecture course, “The Phenomenology of Religious Life” (WS 1920-21, G60 : Phäanomenologie des religiösen Lebens), in which Heidegger explores the life-experience of the earliest Christianity (Urchristentum) through a reading of several of Paul's letters. This article takes up a complex of closely intertwined themes in Heidegger's lectures that also receive deliberation in Shinran's writings: the holistic character of religious life, givenness, and temporality. It proposes a way of reading Shinran that, while paying close attention to the text, both accords with Shinran's historical context and outlook and holds resonances with contemporary thought.
2010-01-00