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DESCRIPTION:2025寰宇漢學講座\n\n講者：黃穎思（Jens Reinke，荷蘭阿姆斯特丹自由大學佛教學院助理教授）\n講題：阿彌陀佛2
 .0：當代臺灣佛教的終末關懷（Amitabha 2.0: Buddhist Care for the Dying in Contemporary T
 aiwan）\n主持人：李玉珍（國立政治大學宗教研究所教授兼所長）\n時間：2025年4月18日（週五）14:00-15:30\n地點：國家圖書館藝
 文中心3樓301室（臺北市中山南路20號）\n備註：本場演講以英文進行\n※以上會議時間如有變動，本中心將依報名資料另行通知\n\n演講摘要：\n在
 漢語圈的語境中，佛教與死亡及臨終關懷的實踐有著長久且深厚的聯繫，最著名的或許就是臨終時誦念阿彌陀佛名號的傳統。這一聯繫如此根深蒂固，以至於現代化改革
 者如中國僧侶太虛大師——人間佛教的創始人之一——在其現代化佛教的努力中，曾明確批評這一傳統，並試圖將佛教重新導向現世關懷。如今，在臺灣，社會參與已成
 為佛教的一個重要特徵。然而，與死亡及臨終相關的實踐仍然是佛教傳統的核心，持續影響著機構生活和個人宗教實踐。\n\n本次發表基於一項仍處於初期階段的多
 地點民族誌研究，探討臺灣佛教及其死亡與臨終相關的實踐。它探索了歷史性和創新性實踐的交匯點，以及它們如何在各種情境中展現。發表的核心關注佛教臨終關懷。
 發表認為，佛教對死亡的參與並非傳統主義或衰退的標誌，反而正是佛教思想和實踐提供獨特知識的領域，也是佛教對當代社會做出最有意義貢獻的地方。\n\nIn
  Sinophone contexts\, there has been a long-standing connection between Bu
 ddhism and practices surrounding death and dying—perhaps most famously rep
 resented by the chanting of Amitabha Buddha’s name at the end of life. Thi
 s connection has been so central that modernist reformers\, such as the Ch
 inese monk Taixu\, often considered the father of Humanistic Buddhism\, cr
 iticized it in his efforts to modernize the tradition and reorient it towa
 rd this-worldly engagement. Today\, in Taiwan\, social engagement has beco
 me a key characteristic of Buddhism. Nevertheless\, practices related to d
 eath and dying remain a core aspect of the tradition\, continuing to shape
  both institutional life and individual religious practice.\n\nThis presen
 tation draws on an ongoing multi-sited ethnographic study\, still in its e
 arly stages\, that examines Taiwanese Buddhism and practices surrounding d
 eath and dying. It explores the intersection of historical and innovative 
 practices and how they manifest in various settings. At its core\, the pre
 sentation focuses on Buddhist palliative care. Rather than viewing Buddhis
 t engagement with death as a sign of traditionalism or decline\, it argues
  that this domain is precisely where Buddhist thought and practice offer u
 nique expertise—and where the tradition makes some of its most meaningful 
 contributions to contemporary society.\n\n主講人簡介：\n黃穎思（Jens Reinke）是阿姆斯特丹自由
 大學佛教學院的助理教授，專長於從跨地理視角研究當代臺灣佛教。他在該領域有廣泛的出版，包含其獲獎著作《Mapping Modern Mahayana:
  Chinese Buddhism and Migration in the Age of Global Modernity》，該書由德國出版公司 
 De Gruyter 於 2021 年出版，並被 Society for the Study of Chinese Religions 認定為「中國
 宗教研究的突破性著作」。他目前的研究探討歷史性與當代佛教實踐在臺灣佛教終末關懷中的交集。\n\nJens Reinke is an Assistan
 t Professor of Buddhist Studies at the Buddhist Seminary of VU Amsterdam\,
  specializing in contemporary Taiwanese Buddhism from a translocative pers
 pective. He has published widely on the subject\, including his award-winn
 ing book Mapping Modern Mahayana: Chinese Buddhism and Migration in the Ag
 e of Global Modernity\, which was published by De Gruyter in 2021 and was 
 recognized as a “Groundbreaking Work in the Study of Chinese Religions” by
  the Society for the Study of Chinese Religions. His current research expl
 ores the intersection of historical and contemporary practices on death an
 d dying in Taiwanese Buddhism.\n
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SUMMARY:4月18日寰宇漢學講座：阿彌陀佛2.0：當代臺灣佛教的終末關懷
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