The Buddhist Philosophy of Universal Flux
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THE THESIS
The Buddhist philosophy of universal flux investigates the concept of impermanence within Buddhist thought.
THE SCOPE MAP
- An examination of the doctrine of anicca (impermanence) in various Buddhist schools.
- Analysis of the philosophical implications of constant change for existence and reality.
- Discussion of the relationship between flux, suffering, and liberation.
- Exploration of key Buddhist texts and commentaries on the nature of change.
THE AUTHORITY PERSPECTIVE
This work is likely to be of interest to scholars and practitioners of Buddhist philosophy, offering a detailed exploration of a core tenet. The focus on universal flux suggests a deep dive into metaphysical concepts central to understanding Buddhist thought. The book probably appeals to those seeking a rigorous academic treatment of impermanence.
Page Count:
448
Publication Date:
1997-01-01
ISBN-10:
8120807375
ISBN-13:
9788120807372
Philosophy
Non-Fiction
Metaphysics
Buddhism
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