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课程名称：耆那教：完整指南 课程概述：本课程全面探讨耆那教，这是一种世界上最古老的宗教之一，以其严格遵循非暴力和苦行著称。通过详细的讲解，学生将深入了解耆那教丰富的历史、哲学和文化维度。课程结束时，学生将能够： - 深入了解耆那教的历史发展及其基础人物，特别是摩诃毗罗。 - 探索并阐述耆那教的核心信仰和伦理原则，包括非暴力（ahimsa）、多元现实（anekantavada）和非占有（aparigraha）。 - 分析耆那教的伦理实践和日常仪式，并理解其实际意义。 - 区分耆那教的主要教派，尤其是裸行派（Digambara）和白衣派（Svetambara），以及它们在实践和神学观点上的差异。 - 进行耆那教与其他主要印度宗教（如印度教和佛教）之间的批判性比较，识别其相似性和差异性。 - 反思耆那教原则在应对当代全球问题（包括环境可持续性和非暴力）方面的相关性。 - 培养对耆那教内部宗教实践和信仰多样性的尊重与欣赏，以及其对全球宗教和哲学思想的贡献。 课程结束时，学生应具备对耆那教、其实践及其在世界宗教更广泛背景中的地位的全面理解。他们应该能够以思辨和尊重的态度接触耆那教的教义，并考虑其在生活各个方面的意义。
This course offers a comprehensive exploration of Jainism, one of the oldest religions in the world, renowned for its rigorous adherence to non-violence and asceticism. Through a detailed explaination students will delve into the rich historical, philosophical, and cultural dimensions of Jainism.By the end of this course, students will:Gain a thorough understanding of the historical development of Jainism and its foundational figures, particularly Mahavira.Explore and articulate the core beliefs and ethical principles of Jainism, including ahimsa (non-violence), anekantavada (many-sided reality), and aparigraha (non-possessiveness).Analyze the ethical practices and daily rituals of Jainism, and understand their practical implications.Differentiate between the main sects within Jainism, notably Digambara and Svetambara, and their distinct practices and theological perspectives.Engage in critical comparisons between Jainism and other major Indian religions, such as Hinduism and Buddhism, identifying both similarities and differences.Reflect on the relevance of Jain principles in addressing contemporary global issues, including environmental sustainability and non-violence.Develop a respectful appreciation for the diversity of religious practices and beliefs within Jainism and their contributions to global religious and philosophical thought.By the end of the course, students should have a well-rounded understanding of Jainism, its practices, and its place in the broader context of world religions.They should be able to engage thoughtfully and respectfully with Jain teachings and consider their implications in various aspects of life.
