On voidness : a study on Buddhist nihilism

Fernando Tola · Carmen Dragonetti · rd cent. Āryadeva · nd cent. Nāgārjuna

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The present edition contains four fundamental texts of this school, three by Nagarjuna and one by his disciple Aryadeva. Among the selected texts there is the famous Catuhstava. They give a clear idea of the essential ideas of Nagarjuna and his school. The book presents the texts in their original versions (Sanskrit or Tibetan) with their English translations and several doctrinary studies.

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