Attunement through the body Book

	Acknowledgments
	Introduction
Pt. 1	Two Contemporary Japanese Concepts of the Body: Ichikawa Hiroshi and Yuasa Yasuo
Ch. 1	Ichikawa's View of the Body
	Introduction	3
	The Subject-Body	5
	The Body-Space	9
	The Object-Body	16
Ch. 2	Ichikawa's Concept of the Body Qua Structure
	Structure as Functioning	29
	The Orientational Structure	33
	The Intentional Structure	38
	Mineness of the Body	50
	Concluding Remarks	54
Ch. 3	Yuasa's Body Scheme
	Introduction	59
	Yuasa's Body-Scheme	59
	The External Sensory-Motor Circuit	60
	The Circuit of Coenesthesis	60
	The Emotion-Instinct Circuit	63
	The Summary of the Three Circuits	65
	The Circuit of Unconscious Quasi-Body	69
	Concluding Remarks	74
Pt. 2	A Medieval Japanese Concept of the Body: Dogen Kigen
Ch. 4	Buddhism and Dogen's Concept of the Body
	Introduction	79
	Traditional Buddhist Concept of the Body	81
	Human Body: The Basis For All That Appears	85
	Dogen's Concept of Generation-Extinction	89
	Generation-Extinction of an "I"	95
	Conditions for Transition from "I" to "Who"	97
Ch. 5	Dogen and the Body in Meditation
	Introduction	105
	Preparation	106
	Attitude	109
	The Goal of "Just Sitting"	111
	An Analysis of "Just Sitting"	113
	Samadhic Awareness	115
	Oneness of the Body-Mind	123
	Zen's Theory and Practice	126
Ch. 6	Dogen and the Body in Transformation
	Introduction	131
	Transformation of Synthetic Function	133
	Transformation of Affectivity	141
	Felt Inter-Resonance	147
	The Somatic Act	153
Ch. 7	Dogen and the Body in Action
	Introduction	155
	Dogen's Identification of Mind with Objects	155
	A True Human Body	164
	Concluding Remarks	173
Pt. 3	A Theory of Attunement
Ch. 8	Preliminaries and a Theory of Attunement
	Introduction	179
	Personal Body: A Contingent Being	185
	Engagement: Fundamental Modality of the Personal Body	187
	Engagement as the Body's Attunement	190
Ch. 9	A Sketch of a General Theory of Attunement
	The Formal Conditions of Attunement	195
	The Experiential Momentum of Attunement	197
	The Somatic Field	202
	Affectivity: Feeling-Judgement	207
	Sedimentation	215
Ch. 10	A Stratification of Engagement
	Introduction	223
	Tensionality	224
	De-Tensionality	234
	Non-Tensionality	246
	Concluding Remarks	253
	Notes	257
	Glossary for Japanese Terms	287
	Bibliography	295
	Index	299