Buddhism as Philosophy

Mark Siderits

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Indian and Buddhist Studies Study and Philosophy of Religion Epistemology, Ethics, and Metaphysics

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Contents: Preface Buddhism as philosophy? Early Buddhism: basic teachings Non-self: empty persons Buddhist ethics A Nyaya interlude Abhidharma: the metaphysics of empty persons The rise of Mahayana Yogacara: impressions-only and the denial of physical objects Madhyamaka: the doctrine of emptiness The school of Dinnaga: Buddhist epistemology. Index.

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