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Pages in category "Buddhist Philosophy"
The following 200 pages are in this category, out of 1,062 total.
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- A Brief Overview of the Three Turnings and the Mantra Piṭaka of the Vidyādharas
- A Brief Overview of the Yogacara And some of the Ramifications of Different Interpretations In Far Eastern Cultures
- A brief Sketch on Six Major Texts of Buddhist Philosophy by Aenpo Kyabgon Rinpoche
- A Buddhist Concept of Nature
- A buddhist doctrine of experience
- A BUDDHIST MODEL FOR THE INFORMATIONAL PERSON
- A Buddhist Paradigm of Language
- A Buddhist Philosophy of Evolution
- A Closer Look at the Emptiness of Time and Space
- A Comparative Philosophy Excursus: Deflating the Two Images and the Two Truths
- A Critical Estimate of the Non-soul Theory of the Buddhist Philosophers
- A Difference of Method: Buddhapalita, Bhavaviveka, and Chandrakirti
- A Difference that Makes a Difference: Prasangika Madhyamaka and Sophia Perennis
- A Direct Experiential Interpretation of Quantum Mechanics
- A few modern philosophical terms
- A First Investigation of Abhayākaragupta’s Madhyamakamañjarī
- A Goddess Scattering Flowers: A Dramatic Performance to Illustrate the Mahāyāna Concept of Indiscrimination in the Vimalakīrti Nirdeśa Sūtra
- A gradual path of virtuous methods and wisdom
- A history of Zero
- A Mahāyānist Methodology for Religious Studies
- A MAHĀYĀNIST METHODOLOGY FOR THE STUDY OF RELIGION
- A Note for Readers Without a Mathematics Background
- A Pronunciation Guide to Standard Tibetan
- A remark on Sarvāstivāda
- A SHARED, AND LARGELY TRUE, VIEW OF THE WORLD
- A Study of Momentariness Doctrine (Kṣaṇabhaṅguravāda) in Sautrāntika
- A Theme for Further Investigation: Meinong in Tibet
- A treatise on Buddhist Epistemology and Logic Attributed to Klong chen Rab 'byams pa (1308-1364) and its Place in Indo-Tibetan Intellectual History
- A TREATISE ON BUDDHIST EPISTEMOLOGY AND LOGIC ATTRIBUTED TO KLONG CHEN RAB ’BYAMS PA (1308–1364) AND ITS PLACE IN INDO-TIBETAN INTELLECTUAL HISTORY
- A Well-Reasoned Dharma: Buddhist Logic in Republican China
- A “Cittamātra” Refutation of the “Positivism” of the “Śrāvakayāna” School
- Abhayakaragupta
- ABHIDHARMA IN EARLY MAHĀYĀNA
- Abhidharma schools’ views on time and temporality
- ABOUT THIS PRECIOUS HUMAN LIFE
- Academic Papers on Karma
- Academic Papers on Pratityasamutpada
- Academic Papers on Selected Topics
- Acceptance and interpretation of Dharmakīrti's theory of nigrahasthāna in the Nyāyamañjarī
- According to the Mahāyānasaṃgrāha
- Adaptations and Transformations of Indian Yogācāra
- Adaptations and Transformations of Indian Yogācāra in Tibetan rDzogs chen
- Advaita Vedanta
- Advaita Vedanta - A Bird's Eye View
- Agnosticism
- Al-Farabi
- Alaya – The Universal Soul
- Algebraic Approach to Quantum Gravity I: Relative Realism
- Also, the root text and commentary teach as ultimate truth only the perfected nature
- An analysis of the Buddhist doctrines of karma and rebirth in the Visuddhimagga
- An Early Tibetan Commentary on Atiśa’s Satyadvayāvatāra: Diplomatic Edition with Introduction and Notes
- An Exposition of Four Indian Buddhist Schools
- An Objection to the Horizontal Buddhist Model
- Analysis of experience
- Analysis of rangtong and shentong based on Tsongkapa's Legs shad snying po and Khenpo Tsultrim Gyatso's Progressive Stages of Meditation on Emptiness.
- Anatman
- Anatta
- Anatta or Soul-lessness
- Anatta, Anatman, No-Self, Soulessness and other Nihilistic bullshit your local retarded ''buddhist'' will tell you about.
- Anattā and rebirth
- Angels of Desire Subtle Subjects, Aesthetics and Ethics
- Anicca
- Annihilation (nihilism) beliefs
- Apas
- APOHA AND TRIANGULATION
- Apoha doctrine
- Apparent reality
- Are All Religions the Same?
- Are Reasons Causally Relevant for Action? Dharmakīrti and the Embodied Cognition Paradigm
- Argumentation in practice
- Arguments for the Manas
- Arguments from Silence - Emptiness, Yoga, and 2 Rare Buddhist Books
- Arising of Phenomena
- Arupa
- Asanga on Madhyamika
- Asanga's Understanding of Madhyamika: Notes on the Shung-chung-lun
- Aspect's of Early Buddhist Sociological Thought
- Aspects of Buddhist Social Philosophy
- Aspects of Indigenous Grammatico-linguistic Thought
- Aspects of Reality as Taught by Theravada Buddhism by Dr. G. P. Malalasekera
- Attempts to Deny a Role for Consciousness
- Aśvaghoṣa and His Canonical Sources I: Preaching Selflessness to King Bimbisāra and the Magadhans (Buddhacarita 16.73– 93)
B
- Balance
- Basic Buddhist Model of Cognition: the Case of Visual Recognition
- BEGINNINGLESSNESS
- Bhavaviveka’s Reputation in Shilla
- Bhāratiya Darśana : Summaries of the Indian Philosophical Systems (Jainism, Buddhism, Hinduism)
- Book review Engaging Buddhism. Why it Matters to Philosophy
- BOUNDARIES OF TYPES AND TOKENS
- Brahmasūtra Bhāṣya
- Brief History of Buddhist Logic in India and China
- Buddha & Eckhart: On Good Practices
- Buddha & Eckhart: On Nothingness
- Buddha & Religion: Conclusion
- Buddha & Science: A Buddhist Post-Mortem
- Buddha and Eckhart: On The True Spiritual Life
- BUDDHA AS A DISCOVERER AND EXPOSITOR OF THESE LAWS
- Buddha wisdom
- Buddha-Nature According to Gelug-Chittamatra, Svatantrika, and Prasangika
- BUDDHA-NATURE AND THE LOGIC OF PANTHEISM
- Buddha’s Political Philosophy
- Buddhism A Philosophy For Living
- Buddhism and Einstein (4) – Fallacy of Independent Time and Space
- Buddhism and Language: Thoughts on the Relationship between Word, Writing, and Performance in Buddhist Cultural History
- Buddhism and Mathematics
- Buddhism and Philosophy
- Buddhism and Religion
- Buddhism and Semiotics by Fabio Rambelli
- Buddhism and Spinoza by Joseph B. Yesselman
- Buddhism and the No-Soul Doctrine
- Buddhism and the True Value of Reality
- Buddhism and Western Philosophy
- BUDDHISM AS PHILOSOPHY AND AS RELIGION
- Buddhism as Philosophy?
- Buddhism as Reductionism: Personal Identity and Ethics in Parfitian Readings of Buddhist Philosophy; from Steven Collins to the Present (Pre-print Preview
- Buddhism in Huxley's Evolution and Ethics
- Buddhism: religion or philosophy?
- BUDDHISM: SCIENCE, PHILOSOPHY, RELIGION
- Buddhist and Tantric Perspectives On Causality and Society
- Buddhist and Western Philosophy. Edited by Nathan Katz.
- Buddhist Concept of Human Being
- BUDDHIST CONCEPTION OF MAN
- BUDDHIST CONCEPTION OF THE WORLD
- Buddhist Dharma and Dharmas.
- Buddhist Epistemology and Economics: Deconstructing Dyfunctional Delusions
- BUDDHIST EPISTEMOLOGY AS APOLOGETICS
- BUDDHIST EPISTEMOLOGY: THREE FORMS OF CONCEIVING THE WORLD
- Buddhist howls
- Buddhist Idealism
- Buddhist Idealism, Epistemic and Otherwise: Thoughts on the Alternating Perspectives of Dharmakīrti
- Buddhist Idealists and Their Jain Critics On Our Knowledge of External Object
- BUDDHIST ILLOGIC
- Buddhist Logic (Volume I) Stcherbatsky (Book Review by Radhika Abeysekera)
- Buddhist Logic in China
- Buddhist Metaphors and the Inexpressible
- Buddhist No-self: An Analysis and Critique
- BUDDHIST NOTION OF HUMAN EXISTENCE: TRANSMIGRATION
- Buddhist ontology
- Buddhist Paleocopmatibilism
- Buddhist Phenomenology
- Buddhist philosophy
- Buddhist Philosophy
- Buddhist Philosophy -The Origin and Teachings of Buddhism
- Buddhist Philosophy and Its European Parallels
- Buddhist philosophy, Indian
- Buddhist Philosophy: Seeing things the way they really are yathābhūtadarśana
- Buddhist Spiritual Practices - Thinking with Pierre Hadot on Buddhism, Philosophy, and the Path
- Buddhist Theories of Causality (karma, pratītyasamutpāda, hetu, pratyaya)
- Buddhist Thought
- BUDDHIST-CHRISTIAN PHENOMENOLOGY
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- Can One Become a Buddha Instantaneously?
- Can the light analogy achieve what it is meant to achieve?
- Candrakirti’s theory of perception: A case for non-foundationalist epistemology in Madhyamaka
- Candrakīrti: Madhyamakāvatara and its Bhāṣya
- Candrakīrti’s counterclaim: the ‘syllableless’ dharma. Candrakīrti rejects this idea in his Madhyamakāvatara.
- Case Against Materialism
- Case Concerning Solipsism
- Categorized absolute
- Causality and Soteriology (Marga)
- Causality in the Buddha's Discourses
- Causality in the Madhyamaka
- Causality in the Mahayana
- Causality in the Yogacara
- Certainly, the Harnack-Loisy debate fits into these two categories.
- Chan Rhetoric of Uncertainty in the Blue Cliff Record
- Chandrakirti and the Madhyamakavatara
- CHAPTER 2: SELFLESSNESS AND NORMATIVITY ŚĀNTIDEVA AND EMPTINESS
- CHARACTERISTICS OF THESE LAWS
- Charavaka
- Chinese Buddhist Religious Disputation
- Chinese influence
- Chinese Philosophy.
- Classification of causes and fruitions
- Co-emergently arising cause
- Cognition must be grasped first
- Collapse of the Wave Function
- Collected Topics and the Logic of Consequences
- COMMENCEMENT OF THE DISPUTES
- Commentaries and Studies on Nagarjuna
- Commentaries on Xuanzang’s Inference in Shilla
- Comparative Survey Of Buddhist And Western Critiques Of Metaphysics
- Comparison between the First Half of VN and the Latter Half of VN
- Competition for Attention
- Conceptions of the Self in Western and Eastern Psychology
- Conceptual proliferation
- Conceptual Thinking
- CONCEPTUALIZED AND INNATE POSITIVISM
- Conclusion: Theory and practice
- Consciousness and Quantum Mechanics
- Consciousness Science 2002: past, present, and future.
- Consideration of “Different Affair” (arthāntara)
- Consideration of “Fallacious Logical Reason” (hetvābhāsa)
