This text continues Bernard Faure's attempts to bring postmodernist critical techniques to the study of Chan/Zen. It explores the mental universe of the Buddhis... » 

This text continues Bernard Faure's attempts to bring postmodernist critical techniques to the study of Chan/Zen. It explores the mental universe of the Buddhist Soto Zen master, Keizan Jokin, whose doctrine was allegedly reasonable and demythologizing, but who lived in a psychological world. «