Titlebook: Deleuze and Buddhism; Tony See,Joff Bradley Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2016 poststructuralism.deleuze.buddh

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Die Gro?m?chte und die Weltkriseal traditions. Although much scholarship has been devoted to an investigation of Deleuze’s philosophy in recent years, the question as to how his philosophy might be connected with other forms of thought such as Buddhism remains largely under-researched or peripheral. Deleuze himself has reminded us

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-16105-9een devoted to a study of Deleuze’s idea of immanence and the doctrine of Buddha-nature, relatively little has been focused on how these two ideas resonate with one another. Deleuze was known for his attempt to construct a philosophy of immanence in order to resist the dominance of transcendence in

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Die Gro?m?chte und die Weltkrisets to avoid suffering, what I aim to develop in this paper is a secular foundation to the concept of reincarnation that is consistent with the different ways in which this concept is understood across a number of Buddhist traditions, drawing in particular upon the doctrinal understanding of reincarn

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-16104-2stake Deleuze. While this might have been conducted as something that can be handled purely within a Deleuzian frame of thought, I rely on important Buddhists texts to see how Buddhists seek to avoid such mistakes in their personal practices. I do so because Buddhists have been more concerned with p

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