著者名：

Cross, Stephen

出版元：

U. of Hawaii Press

冊数：

xv,287p

刊行年：

2013

ISBN：

9780824837358

Schopenhauer, Arthur, 1788-1860 -- Hindu philosophy -- Buddhist philosophy

Schopenhauer is widely recognised as the Western philosopher who has shown the greatest openness to Indian thought and whose own ideas approach most closely to it. This text examines his encounter with important schools of Hindu and Buddhist philosophy and subjects the principal apparent affinities to a careful analysis.

1. Introduction
2. Schopenhauer in context : the "oriental renaissance" --
3. Schopenhauer's Indian sources : Hinduism --
4. Schopenhauer's Indian sources : Buddhism --
5. "Representation" : Schopenhauer and the reality-status of the world --
6. The reality-status of the empirical world : the Mādhyamika teaching --
7. Advaita Vedānta : the world as illusory appearance --
8. Conclusions : Schopenhauer's Representation and its Indian affinities --
9. Schopenhauer's conception of the world as will --
10. Schopenhauer : the will in its general forms (ideas) --
11. Metaphysical factors behind the empirical world : Advaita Vedānta --
12. The arising of the empirical world in Buddhism : the Yogācāra teaching --
13. Conclusions : Schopenhauer's will and comparable Indian ideas --
14. The ontological status of will --
15. Beyond the will : "better consciousness" and the "pure subject of knowing" --
16. The hidden compass : Schopenhauer and the limits of philosophy --
17. Schopenhauer and Indian thought.

No.

53040

価格：

8,999円