Altruism and Reality: Studies in the Philosophy of the Bodhicaryavatara

Paul Williams

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Part 1 On Prakrtinirvana: Prakrtinirvana in the Bodhicaryavatara Indian commentaries Tibetan commentaries. Part 2 On altruism and rebirth. Part 3 An argument for Cittamatra. Part 4 Identifying the object of negation: introduction the Purvapaksa - Bodhicaryavatara 9:139 Bodhicaryavatara 9:140 - Prajnakaramati's response Bodhicaryavatara 9:140 - some Tibetan comments conclusions. Part 5 The absence of self and the removal of pain conceptual existent, artifacts and natural kinds time, change and the identity of a continuant the continuant/collective model and the unity of the person Korsakow's syndrome - a relevant digression the need for a subject unity and the self on pain conclusion - how Santideva destroyed the Bodhisattva path.

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