Philosophy East & West, Volume 33

Advaita Advaita Vedānta Analects appear argument arise atoms attainment of cessation Brahman Buddha Buddha-nature Buddhist Candrakīrti causal chapter Chih Tun Chinese Ching Chu Hsi Chuang Tzu claim commentary concept Confucian Confucius consciousness darśana dharma discussion distinction Dōgen Early Buddhism East and West emptiness entity eternal example existence experience Halbfass Hindu holographic Hsin-wu Hsün human Ibid idea Indian Philosophy interpretation Jung Kagemusha Kalupahana Kārikās knowledge Kung-sun Lung language logic Madhyamika Mahāyāna māyā means Mencius metaphysical mind moral mountain Nāgārjuna names nature Neo-Confucianism nirvāṇa notion object ontological Paper paradigm perceived perception person perspective Philosophy East position practice Prajñā problem question quiet-sitting reality realization reference relation relationship religion religious Samkhya samsāra Sanskrit sense Shōbōgenzō sudden/gradual Sūtra Tathāgata theory thesis things thought tradition translation truth ultimate understanding University of Hawaii University Press Vaiseṣikas Vedānta Vijñānavāda Western words Yang-ming Yoga Zarathustra