Philosophy East & West, Volumes 27-28

aesthetic argument basic Brahman Buddha Buddhist Caballero Candrakirti causal Ch'an China Chinese philosophy Ching Christian Chu Hsi Chuang Tzu claim concept Confucian Confucius consciousness context creative criticism cultural Dharmakīrti discussion distinction doctrine Dōgen East and West egocentric enlightenment entity ethics example existence experience feelings Fingarette Han Fei Heaven Heidegger hsing Hsün Tzu human nature Hume identity Indian philosophy interpretation Japanese Kant karman knowledge language Lao Tzu logical Madhyamika Mahāyāna meaning Mencius metaphysical mind moral mysticism Nāgārjuna Neo-Confucianism notion object ontological original own-nature perception person Philosophy East position practice Press of Hawaii principle problem question Rāmānuja reality regard relation religious sankhāra sense skepticism spiritual statement symbolic reference Tao Te Ching Taoist theory things thinking thought Tibetan tradition transcendence translation truth Tzu's ultimate understanding University Press Vajrayāna Western Wittgenstein words Yoga