Titlebook: Analytical Buddhism; The Two-tiered Illus Miri Albahari Book 2006 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2006 argue

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Interregnum

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Glimpses Beyond,cause the model is itself atypical, but because the model sets the stage for further enquiry in a way that other models of ‘no-self’ cannot accommodate. I talked about this enquiry in the Preface and will conclude this book by saying a few more words about it.

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Discursive Approaches to Language Policymajor . between the Buddhist and Western accounts of ‘no-self’. It was noted in Chapter 3 that while Buddhism (on my analysis) regards boundedness (grounded in the role .) as the main reason for the self’s illusory status, it does not deny reality to some further ascribed features such as unity, unb

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Elisabeth Barakos,Johann W. Ungerlf also purports to have). As the proposed link will be conceptual in nature, there will be no need, at this stage of the argument, to establish that such features actually exist. I will thus argue that it is part and parcel of the very concept of such ‘felt’ witness-consciousness — or ., as I shall

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,How Do We Construe ‘The Self Lacks Reality’?,major . between the Buddhist and Western accounts of ‘no-self’. It was noted in Chapter 3 that while Buddhism (on my analysis) regards boundedness (grounded in the role .) as the main reason for the self’s illusory status, it does not deny reality to some further ascribed features such as unity, unb

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The Unconstructed Reality of Awareness,h object-content rather than to (unconstructed) ., then that would render awareness constructed and illusory and hence lacking in independent reality. For example, if the analyses of ‘no-self’ by Western thinkers mentioned in Chapter 5 (such as Hume (1739) and James (1890)) were correct, with the fe

LEVER

https://doi.org/10.1057/978-1-137-53134-6This chapter tackles those questions at the heart of this book: does the self we assume we are have independent reality? Or is it a construct and illusion? If it is a construct and illusion, then how is it put together?