The Routledge Handbook of Indian Buddhist Philosophy

Herausgeber: Harter, Pierre-Julien; Edelglass, William; McClintock, Sara

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Produktbeschreibung

An outstanding reference source to the principal philosophers in the Buddhist traditions. Essential reading for students and researchers in Eastern and comparative philosophy, and also of interest to those studying Buddhism in religious studies and related subjects.

Produktdetails

• Routledge Handbooks in Philosophy
• Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
• Seitenzahl: 678
• Erscheinungstermin: 27. Mai 2024
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 249mm x 178mm x 40mm
• Gewicht: 1214g
• ISBN-13: 9781032301952
• ISBN-10: 1032301953
• Artikelnr.: 70341294

Autorenporträt

William Edelglass is Associate Professor of Philosophy at Emerson College and Director of Studies at the Barre Center for Buddhist Studies, USA. Pierre-Julien Harter is Assistant Professor of Philosophy and The Robert H.N. Ho Family Foundation Professor of Philosophy in Buddhist Studies at University of New Mexico, USA. Sara McClintock is Associate Professor of Religion at Emory University, USA.

Inhaltsangabe

Introduction William Edelglass, Pierre-Julien Harter, Sara McClintock Part 1: Buddhas as Philosophers Introduction to Part 1 1. Gotama Buddha: His Quest and Teachings Bhikkhu An
layo 2. Siddh
rtha Gautama: Beyond the Historical Figure Richard F. Nance 3. Vajradhara: Tantric Buddha as Philosophical Author Vesna Wallace 4. Maitreya Buddha: The Future Buddha as an Author Klaus-Dieter Mathes Part 2: Poet Philosophers Introduction to Part 2 5. A
vagho
a: The Dawn of Indian Buddhist Philosophy Vincent Eltschinger 6. The Milindapañha: How to Use a Philosophical Resource and Find a Literary Gem Sonam Kachru 7. C
ttan
r: Poet-Philosopher in Tamil Anne Monius 8. Saraha: The Anti-Philosopher as Philosopher Roger Jackson Part 3: Abhidharma Philosophers Introduction to Part 3 9. The Dhammasägan
and Vibhäga: The Perfectly-Awakened Buddha and the First Abhidhammikas Maria Heim 10. K
ty
yan
putra and the Large Commentary (Mah
vibh
): The Development of Abhidharma Literature and of a Sarv
stiv
da Self-identity Bart Dessein 11. Moggaliputta Tissa's Points of Discussion (Kath
vatthu): Reasoning and Debate in Early Buddhist Thought Rupert Gethin 12. The S
mit
ya-V
ts
putr
yas: Buddhist Personalism as a School of Thought Peter Skilling Part 4: Philosophical Founders Introduction to Part 4 13. N
g
rjuna: Dependent Arising Without Any Thing Arising Amber Carpenter 14.
ryadeva: Quietism and Buddhist Ethics Tom Tillemans 15. Asäga: Great Systematizer of Yog
c
ra Thought Jowita Kramer 16. Vasubandhu: Mainstream and Mah
y
na Jonathan Gold 17. Dign
ga: Early Innovator in Buddhist Epistemology Kei Kataoka 18. Dharmak
rti: Philosopher and Defender of the Faith John Taber Part 5: Early Period Commentators (fifth - eighth century) Introduction to Part 5 19. Buddhaghosa: Phenomenology, Hermeneutics, and the Buddhist Path Chakravarthi Ram-Prasad 20. Bh
viveka: Madhyamaka Dialectic, Doxography, and Soteriology Karl-Stéphan Bouthillette 21. Dharmap
la: A Janus-Faced Interpreter of Yog
c
ra? Ching Keng 22. Sthiramati: A Yog
c
ra Commentator and Innovator Roy Tzohar and Jowita Kramer 23. Devendrabuddhi and
kyabuddhi: Dharmak
rti's Earliest Commentators Alexander Yiannopoulos 24. Candrak
rti: Gardener of Sky-Flowers Mattia Salvini Part 6: Middle Period Commentators (eighth - ninth century) Introduction to Part 6 25.
ubhagupta: An Externalist Outsider within the Dharmak
rtian Tradition Serena Saccone 26. Dharmottara: Systematic and Innovative Commentator David Nowakowski 27. Jñ
nagarbha: Two Truths Theory, Gradualism, and M
dhyamika Philosophy Ryusei Keira 28.
ntarak
ita: Climbing the Ladder to Ultimate Truth Allison Aitken 29. Kamalä
la: Madhyamaka Champion of Magical Reason Sara McClintock 30. Haribhadra: The Voice of Perfect Wisdom Pierre-Julien Harter 31.
ntideva: Virtue on the Empty Path of the Bodhisattva Stephen Harris 32. Prajñ
karagupta: Buddhist Epistemology as the Path to the Wisdom of Non-Duality Shinya Moriyama Part 7: Late Period Commentators (tenth - twelfth century) Introduction to Part 7 33. Jit
ri: A Later Buddhist Master of Debate Junjie Chu 34. Jñ
när
mitra: Variegated Non-Duality Lawrence McCrea 35. Ratnak
rti: Aligning Everyday Experience with Momentariness and Idealism Patrick McAllister 36. Ratn
karä
nti: The Illumination of False-form Gregory Max Seton 37. Ati
a: The Great Middle Way of Mere Appearance James Apple 38. Abhay
karagupta: A Last Great Pä
ita Kazuo Kan
Part 8: Modern Philosophers Introduction to Part 8 39. B. R. Ambedkar: Justice, Religion, and Buddhist Political Philosophy William Edelglass 40. The Dalai Lama XIV: A Modern Indian Philosopher Jay L. Garfield. Index