著者名：

Ferraro, Giuseppe

出版元：

Motilal

冊数：

xi,341p. pap.

刊行年：

2023

ISBN：

9789356763524

Buddhis philosophy -- Madhyamaka -- Mahayana -- History

Indian Buddhist Philosophy is a reconstruction of the history of Indian Buddhist thought that starts from the idea - of Madhyamaka origin - that in the teaching of the historical Buddha it is possible to identify three distinct and irreconcilable theoretical modes or registers, intended for different types of followers: the affirmative mode of being, the negative one of non-being, and the “middle path” of neither being nor non-being. The history of Buddhism after the disappearance of the Buddha is presented here as the development of these registers in three main philosophical directions: respectively, the personalist one, of the Pudgalavada schools; the reductionist one of the Theravada, Sarvastivada and Sautrantika schools; and the one of the Mahayana schools - primarily the Madhyamaka - which, following some suggestions already present in the Mahasamghika circles of the Abhidharma phase, deepen in particular the third theoretical strand proposed by the Buddha: the middle one, which excludes both being and non-being, in a frequently but not exclusively anti-metaphysical direction.

Introduction
Part I
Chapter 1 - The "self" (ātman/attā) mode of the Buddhadharma
2 - "Non-self" (anātman/anatta) in the Buddha's teaching
3 - Neither being (self), nor non-being
Part II
4- Origin of Abhidharma schools
5 - Personalist schools (Pudgalavāda)
6 - Reductionist school (ex. Sthaviranikāya)
7 - Schools of the "Great Community" (Nahāsāmghika)
Part III
8 - Prescholastic Mahāyāna
9 - Madhyamaka school
10 - Yogācāra school (Vijnānavāda or Cittamātra)
11 - Logical-epistemological school (Pramānavāda)
12 - Thathagatagarbha
Conclusion
Buiblioghraphy
Primary Sources
Translations andv secondary sources

No.

53046

価格：

3,003円