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LGCOBROTGOG
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Reflections on the Game of Go
SSWC008 - The Empty Board: 1994 -2004
116 Seiten, kartoniert, Slate & Shell, 1. Auflage 2005
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This book contains a number of essays on the game of go by William Cobb, professor emeritus of philosophy from the College of William and Mary in Virginia and an International Go Instructor from the Nihon Kiin. Written over the last decade, they were primarily published in the American Go Association's journals. Most of the essays focus on ways in which go can be related to Buddhist views of the search for enlightenment, a connection that has been recognized for over a thousand years in Buddhist countries, but little explored in English language literature. Cobb's reflections also consider other perspectives on the game, from the question of which of the fine arts most closely resembles the art of go, to the appropriateness of using martial language to describe the game, to the similarity of go to football. Cobb continues to write and publish such reflections in his column, The Empty Board, in the AGA's E-Journal.
| EAN | 9781932001242 |
|---|---|
| Gewicht | 210 g |
| Hersteller | Slate & Shell |
| Breite | 15,2 cm |
| Höhe | 22,3 cm |
| Medium | Buch |
| Erscheinungsjahr | 2005 |
| Autor | William S. Cobb |
| Sprache | Englisch |
| Auflage | 1 |
| ISBN-10 | 1932001247 |
| Seiten | 116 |
| Einband | kartoniert |
001 Go and Buddhist Philosophy
004 Emptiness
006 Attachment
008 Go Proverbs as Koan
011 The Overcoming of Self in Go
014 Wu-Wei (Non-Action) and Go Intuition
017 The Martial Game
020 Hand Conversation
024 The Karma of Go Stones
027 Dogen on Go
030 The Art of Go
033 What is a Go Stone?
035 Good Timing
038 The Dialectic of Go
041 Attachment and Detachment in Go
044 The Game of Go: An Unexpected Path to Enlightenment
051 Partners vs. Opponents
053 What is Shape?
056 "I", "Me", and "Bad" Moves
059 Taking Refuge in the Dharma
062 Go is Good for You
065 Two Ways to Lose
067 Schrodinger's Go Stone
070 Go by the Clock
073 Go as Meditation
076 No Go
078 Go Story
080 One Move at a Time
081 Comes the Revolution
082 The Power of the Wall
083 Playing with Demons
084 Language Games
085 Go Metaphors
086 Playing in a Noisy Room
087 What You Know Can Hurt You
088 Dealing with Losing
089 Playing Handicap
090 Avoiding Alzheimer's
092 My Favorite Opponents
093 The Full Board
094 The Burden of Winning
095 Just To Be Doing It
096 The Sporting Game
097 Thinking Too Much
099 Appendix 1: A Brief Overview of Buddhist Philosophy
104 Appendix 2: The Game of Go, An Unexpected Path to Enlightenment (original version)
004 Emptiness
006 Attachment
008 Go Proverbs as Koan
011 The Overcoming of Self in Go
014 Wu-Wei (Non-Action) and Go Intuition
017 The Martial Game
020 Hand Conversation
024 The Karma of Go Stones
027 Dogen on Go
030 The Art of Go
033 What is a Go Stone?
035 Good Timing
038 The Dialectic of Go
041 Attachment and Detachment in Go
044 The Game of Go: An Unexpected Path to Enlightenment
051 Partners vs. Opponents
053 What is Shape?
056 "I", "Me", and "Bad" Moves
059 Taking Refuge in the Dharma
062 Go is Good for You
065 Two Ways to Lose
067 Schrodinger's Go Stone
070 Go by the Clock
073 Go as Meditation
076 No Go
078 Go Story
080 One Move at a Time
081 Comes the Revolution
082 The Power of the Wall
083 Playing with Demons
084 Language Games
085 Go Metaphors
086 Playing in a Noisy Room
087 What You Know Can Hurt You
088 Dealing with Losing
089 Playing Handicap
090 Avoiding Alzheimer's
092 My Favorite Opponents
093 The Full Board
094 The Burden of Winning
095 Just To Be Doing It
096 The Sporting Game
097 Thinking Too Much
099 Appendix 1: A Brief Overview of Buddhist Philosophy
104 Appendix 2: The Game of Go, An Unexpected Path to Enlightenment (original version)