Titlebook: Ethics without Self, Dharma without Atman; Western and Buddhist Gordon F. Davis Book 2018 Springer International Publishing AG, part of Spr

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The Hunting-versus-scavenging debate,hist ethics extends outside of the fields of philosophy and religious studies, and has made some significant inroads in ecological discourse in the public sphere. Buddhist ecology nonetheless raises difficult metaphysical questions, including many concerning selfhood. We begin with the seminal origi

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,Risk and Luhmann’s Systems Theory,My aim in this paper is to chart what I see as parallels between the ontology of self in Charles Taylor’s work and that of various Buddhist ‘no-self’ views, along with parallels between Taylor’s commitment to reviving republican ideas (in a ‘communitarian’ form) and some aspects of Buddhist ethics.