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Construction of invariant measures,y. Variations on a simple self-sceptical argument for moral altruism can be found throughout the Buddhist philosophical tradition, as well as in contemporary Western philosophy, whereas key elements of this approach seem absent from long stretches of pre-modern Western philosophy. This chapter consi

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-10145-8ha (in the Pāli Canon) diagnose the primary cause of human suffering as a widespread misunderstanding of the self. They recommend a radical reconceptualization of selfhood as a necessary step toward their ultimate concerns of human well-being (.) and liberation (.). In particular, they argue, we wro

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l?– way of life.?The contemporaneous founder of Madhyamaka Buddhist philosophy, Nāgārjuna, also embodies a form of sceptical practice in pursuit of the spiritual goal of non-attachment, including non-attachment in intellectual matters.?After some preliminary remarks on the relevance of this chapter

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Peter Pericles Trifonas,Michael A. Peters as some notable critics, were both knowledgeable about, and sympathetic to, aspects of Chinese philosophy, a tradition that included key elements of the Buddhist no-self ontology. Spinoza’s . can be seen as touching on the connection between no-self and compassion that is central to Buddhist philos

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Human–Computer Interaction Seriesd by their acquaintances with South Asian Buddhist thought. In addition, comparative philosophy scholars have, apart from historical issues of influence, speculated about various ways in which Schopenhauerian or Nietzschean thought might have some significant resonance with various systems of classi

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