2005
DOI: 10.1093/jaarel/lfi044
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The Kōan as Ritual Performance

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“…This includes the religious arena, as verified by observers of Chinese Zen. This means noting the performative nature of what the Zen masters said (Wright , ; Stephenson ), and their self‐conscious prescription that the proper use of speech should be a form of appropriate action‐in‐context rather than abstract statements (Hori , ; Wang ). The concept of upāya and skillfulness is apropo here.…”
Section: The Karma Of Speechmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This includes the religious arena, as verified by observers of Chinese Zen. This means noting the performative nature of what the Zen masters said (Wright , ; Stephenson ), and their self‐conscious prescription that the proper use of speech should be a form of appropriate action‐in‐context rather than abstract statements (Hori , ; Wang ). The concept of upāya and skillfulness is apropo here.…”
Section: The Karma Of Speechmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The concept of Imitatio Christi also belongs here, which is explored from a performative perspective in (Nju, 2011) 476 He mentions the Alleluja movement from 1233 and the Flagellants. 477 (Stephenson, 2005) 478 (Stephenson, 2005, p. 481) 479 One of the key figures and the creator of performance theory, who was also a theater director. In this work, his concept of performance will be explored.…”
Section: Public Performativementioning
confidence: 99%