Title: Regarding the Research and Translations of Buddhist Scripture by Nineteenth Century European Religious Studies Scholars: Using Max Müller as an Example
Abstract:Max Müller is a representative nineteenth century European scholar of the 'Science of Religion' who strove to break free from the fetters of traditional Christian theology in Europe, by studying Easte...Max Müller is a representative nineteenth century European scholar of the 'Science of Religion' who strove to break free from the fetters of traditional Christian theology in Europe, by studying Eastern languages, translating Eastern religious scriptures, and using comparative religious studies as a method.He hoped to perform an 'impartial', objective study upon the varied and complicated phenomenon that is religion.His efforts not only promoted the establishment of religious studies as an academic discipline, butRead More