Buddhist History of the West, A: Studies in Lack

David Loy

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Introduction: toward a Buddhist perspective -- The lack of freedom -- The lack of progress -- The Renaissance of lack -- The lack of modernity -- The lack of civil society -- Preparing for something that never happens -- The religion of the market -- Afterword: the future of lack.

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