佛教政治伦理对减少武装冲突中痛苦的启示

IF 0.6 3区哲学 0 PHILOSOPHY Contemporary Buddhism Pub Date : 2021-07-03 DOI:10.1080/14639947.2021.2037893

P. D. Premasiri

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摘要这篇文章借鉴了巴利文的材料，强调了佛教对根据国际人道主义法原则尽量减少痛苦的重视，即使在战争中也是如此。它反映了冲突的内在根源，探索了治理和战争的理想，尤其是在《Jātaka》故事和关于神萨卡的故事中，以及在阿育王和玛哈瓦的法令中ṃsa编年史。

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IMPLICATIONS OF BUDDHIST POLITICAL ETHICS FOR THE MINIMISATION OF SUFFERING IN SITUATIONS OF ARMED CONFLICT

ABSTRACT This article, drawing on Pali materials, highlights the Buddhist emphasis on minimising suffering, even in the conduct of war, in line with principles of international humanitarian law (IHL). It reflects on the inner roots of conflict and explores ideals of governance and the conduct of war, especially as explored in the Jātaka stories and stories about the god Sakka, and then as reflected in the Edicts of emperor Asoka and the Mahāvaṃsa chronicle.

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