Buddhism as Philosophy: An Introduction

Miri Albahari

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Siderits, Mark, Buddhism as Philosophy: An Introduction, Aldershot: Ashgate, 2007, pp. ix + 232, £16.99 (paper). Comparative philosophy is on the rise, as this highly engaging book helps to show. W...

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