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Frank Whaling1979

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Śa nkara and Buddhism

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2013The Central Philosophy of Buddhism 2013The History of Buddhist Thought 1957Dharma and Moksa 1953Samkara on the Question: Whose Is Avidya?1954Samkara's Arguments against the Buddhists 1967Hinduism through the ages

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Year1979

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Published1979-03-01

VenueJournal of Indian Philosophy

ISSN-L0022-1791

Languageen

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