Philosophy of Buddhism and Jainism (Record no. 59629)

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ISBN 9788181524843
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Classification number 181.043
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Personal name Subhash Chandra
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Title Philosophy of Buddhism and Jainism
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Place of publication Jaipur
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Year of publication 2019
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Number of Pages 266p.
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Summary, etc Buddhist philosophy deals extensively with problems in metaphysics, phenomenology, ethics, and epistemology. The Buddha rejected certain precepts of Indian philosophy that were prominent during his lifetime. His general outlook has been described as empirical as opposed to ontological or metaphysical. The Buddha taught depend to ontological or metaphysical. The Buddha taught dependent origination as the correct paradigm for analyzing causality; Buddhists view it as avoiding the two extremes of reification and nihilism. The book is the first work of its kind where the scholar has collected the references to Jain doctrines from the vast literature of three systems of Indian philosophy, namely Nyaya-vaisesika Vedanta and Buddhists for the first time. Organised in five chapters the observations of the scholar in the last chapter of conclusion is interestingly revealing. Jainism is both a didactic introduction and an invitation to study the religious traditions of Indian: a study of its philosophy, its art, its ways of life, its ways of being integrated into the world, and releasing from it. The purpose of this book is, as the title suggests to examine Buddhism and Jainism as philosophy. Before we actually start doing that though, it might be good to first get a bit clearer about what each of these two things—Buddhism and philosophy—is. That will help up see what might be distinctive about studying Buddhism and Jainism as a form of philosophy.<br/>
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Topical Term Buddhist philosophy
-- Jaina philosophy
-- Bhddha religion
-- Jainism
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Kannur University Central Library Stack 04/11/2020 1695.00 181.043 SUB/P 51703 BK

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