Ontological deflationism in Madhyamaka

Matthew MacKenzie

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

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The central claim of Madhyamaka Buddhism is that all things are ‘empty’ (śūnya) of essence (svabhāva). That is, phenomena do not exist independently or absolutely, but only in relation to other phe...

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2005Ethics without Ontology 2020The Many Faces of Realism 1995The Fundamental Wisdom of the Middle Way 2009Metametaphysics 2003Personal Identity and Buddhist Philosophy: Empty Persons 2005Ethics without Ontology 2009Ontological Anti-Realism∗*1994Words and life

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