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『心経』と「心」「経」 “(Prajñā-pāramitā-) hṛdaya" and “Xin(心)" “Jing(経) " 荒見, 泰史 Arami, Hiroshi 荒見 Arami 泰史 Hiroshi open access 180 The Chinese character Xin originally meant the heart. Then, the mental sense was added to the original meaning during the Yin to Zhou dynasty. In the year of T’ang, Yogācāra adopted the character as being equivalent to the Sanscrit word Vijñati, and added a philosophical interpretation to the two already established meanings. At the same time, the Sanskrit word hṛdaya was also referred to as the heart; during the year of T’ang, the resulting interpretation became essential and true, which the Chinese character Xin did not represent. Focusing on this semantic shift, the current paper argues that the Chinese character Xin denotes the concepts of Vijñati and hṛdaya as a consequence of XuanZhuang’s translation of Prajñā-pāramitā- hṛdaya into Chinese and its diffusion. アジア社会文化研究会 2018-03-31 jpn departmental bulletin paper VoR https://doi.org/10.15027/45567 https://hiroshima.repo.nii.ac.jp/records/2016345 10.15027/45567 1346-1567 AA11472506 アジア社会文化研究 The journal of social and cultural studies on Asia 19 1 1 19 https://hiroshima.repo.nii.ac.jp/record/2016345/files/AjiaShakaiBunka-Kenkyu_19_1.pdf 542.2 KB