Mind Only: A Philosophical and Doctrinal Analysis of the Vijnanavada
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TextPublication details: Delhi Motilal Banarsidass Publishers 2009Edition: 1st edDescription: 290ISBN: - 9788120812390
- 294.342 W85012 M 101679
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| 294.30954 W2195 I 101669 Indian Buddhism | 294.337 B4694 E 101118 Engaged Buddhism: the Dalai Lama's Worldview | 294.342 W85012 M 101679 Mind Only: A Philosophical and Doctrinal Analysis of the Vijnanavada | 294.342 W85012 M 101679 Mind Only: A Philosophical and Doctrinal Analysis of the Vijnanavada | 294.3422 B149 P 105042 Panna in early buddhism: | 294.3423 H2122 N 105001 Nibbana in early buddhism: | 294.35677 H 2622 L 105920 Love and sympathy in Theravāda Buddhism |
The Vijnanavadins have long been characterized as believing in an Absolute. Thomas Wood investigates the extent to which this characterization is true. Through a detailed analysis of some of their fundamental texts, Dr. Wood demonstrates that Vijnanavadins were in fact ambivalent and in some cases even inconsistent in their philosophical views on this point. This monograph is directed primarily to scholars of Indian philosophy and religion interested in the schools of Mahayana Buddhism and in its doctrinal relation to Vedanta but with its treatment of philosophical topics of universal interest-idealism, solipsism, the nature of the inference to other minds it is of interest to Western and comparative scholars as well.
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