Emptiness in Indian Buddhism, Vajra Books, 9789937928809

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Emptiness in Indian Buddhism

Musashi Tachikawa (Author)

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Contents: Preface. 1. The philosophy of Nagarjuna. 2. Interpretations of emptiness in India and China. 3. The meaning of dependent origination. 4. Own being and emptiness. 5. A logical analysis of the middle stanzas. 6. The concept of universal in Madhyamika philosophy. 7. Logic in the Diamond Sutra. 8. On Dharma in Abhidharma Buddhism. 9. A sixth-century manual of Indian logic (a translation of the Nyayapravesa). 10. Conflicts between nominalism and realism in Indian philosophy.

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About the author

Musashi Tachikawa

Musashi Tachikawa is professor at the National Museum of Ethnology in Osaka, Japan, (Ph.D., Harvard University (1975); D. Litt., Nagoya University (1970-92). His publications include the Structure of the World of Udayana's Realism (Reidel, 1980), Fiver Hundred Buddhist Deities (Adroit, 2000), Three Hundred Sixty Buddhist Deities (Adro, 2001).

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