The Buddhist Unconscious: The Alaya-vijñana in the context of Indian Buddhist Thought

William S. Waldron

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Part I - The Background and Context of the Alaya-vijnana Part II - The Abhidharma Context 15. The Abhidharma Project and its Problematic Part III - The Alaya-vijnana in the Yogacara Tradition, The Alaya-vijnana in the Early Tradition Part IV - The Alaya-Vijnana in the Mahayana-samgraha I : Bringing It All Back Home Part V - The Alaya-Vijnana in the Mahayana-samgraha II: Looking Beyond

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