The dispeller of disputes : Nāgārjuna's Vigrahavyāvartanī

nd cent. Nāgārjuna · Jan Westerhoff

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

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1. Introduction 2. Text 3. Commentary 4. The status of the theory of emptiness 5. The Madhyamaka dilemma 6. The sound analogy 7. The no-thesis view 8. Epistemology 9. Establishing the epistemic instruments 10. The fire analogy 11. The epistemic instruments as self-established 12. Epistemic instruments and their objects 13. The father-son analogy 14. Summary 15. Intrinsically good things 16. Names without objects 17. Extrinsic substances 18. Negation and existence 19. The mirage analogy 20. Emptiness and reasons 21. Negation and temporal relations 22. Conclusion BIBLIOGRAPHY

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