Buddhism, Knowledge and Liberation: A Philosophical Study

David Burton

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Contents: Preface First thoughts on knowledge and liberation Impermanence, not-self and suffering Thorough knowledge versus deficient understanding Moral knowledge and the Buddhist path Buddhist anti-realism Buddhist scepticism Mysticism and ineffability Compassion, faith and human fallibility Bibliography Index.

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