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Book Details:
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Author: Mangala R. Chinchore
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Publisher: Sri Satguru Publications
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Language: English
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Edition: 1996
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ISBN: 9788170304937
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Pages: 362
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Cover: Hardcover
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Dimensions: 23 cm x 14 cm
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Weight: 530 gm
About the Book:
This pioneering work by Mangala R. Chinchore offers the first full-scale inquiry into two crucial concepts in Buddhist philosophy: Santana and Santanantara. These concepts are central to understanding the continuity, transformation, and transcendence in Buddhist thought, providing a framework that bridges the gap between philosophy and psychology in Buddhist traditions. The author meticulously explains how these ideas serve as the foundation for a unique philosophical psychology within Buddhist philosophy, showing their significance even when considering the momentariness and discreteness in Buddhist teachings.
This book emphasizes the importance of Duhkha (suffering), Anatmata (non-self), and Anityata (impermanence) as the three core pillars of Buddhist philosophy. By analyzing the works of Dharmakirti—particularly his Santanantara-siddhi—Chinchore explores how these concepts intertwine with ontology, epistemology, anthropology, and psychology. This study offers a comprehensive understanding of the intricate relationships between these fundamental aspects of Buddhist philosophy.
Why You Should Read This Book:
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Provides an in-depth analysis of Santana and Santanantara within Buddhist philosophy
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Offers a philosophical psychology embedded within Buddhist teachings, highlighting the connections between continuity, transformation, and transcendence
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Focuses on the three major pillars of Buddhism—Duhkha, Anatmata, and Anityata—and their complex inter-relationship
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Examines the work of Dharmakirti, a major figure in Buddhist philosophy, and his contributions to Buddhist thought
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Ideal for scholars and students of Buddhist philosophy, epistemology, and psychology
