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본고는 일반적으로 바이쿤타(Vaikuṇṭha)로 알려진 카슈미르 비슈누 이미지 중 네 번째 머리의 정체성을 재검토한다. 이 머리는 거의 한 세기 동안 상키야 학파의 창시자이자 비슈누의 화신으로 여겨지게 된 카필라 성인을 상징하는 것으로 알려져 왔다. 본고는 그것의 문헌학적 증거를 재검토하고 네 번째 ‘악마’ 머리에 대한 대안적 해석을 제시한다.
The article reexamines the identification of the fourth head on Viṣṇu images of Kashmir known generally as Vaikuṇṭha. This head has been identified for almost a century as representing the sage Kapila, the founder of the Sāṃkhya system of philosophy who came to be regarded as an avatār of Viṣṇu. The article re-examines the literary evidence and suggests an alternative explanation for the ‘demonic’ fourth head.
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- Publisher :불교의례문화연구소
- Publisher(Ko) :불교의례문화연구소
- Journal Title :Intangible Culture
- Journal Title(Ko) :무형문화연구
- Volume : 8
- Pages :175~186


Intangible Culture





