PhilosophySociology
DOI: 10.2307/3269897

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Exploring Theravada Buddhism's concept of selflessness and its implications on thought, imagery, and personality

Abstract

Preface Introduction Part I. The Cultural and Social Setting of Buddhist Thought: 1. The origins of rebirth 2. Varieties of Buddhist discourse Part II. The Doctrine of Not-Slef: 3. The denial of self as 'right view' 4. Views, attachment, and 'emptiness' Part III. Personality and Rebirth: 5. The individual of 'conventional truth' 6. 'Neither the same nor different' Part IV. Continuity: 7. Conditioning and consciousness 8. Momentariness and the bhavanga-mind Conclusion Notes Bibliography Glossary and index of Pali and Sanskrit terms General index.

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BECHERT, H.; COLLINS, S. Selfless persons, imagery and thought in theravada buddhism. NUMEN-INTERNATIONAL REVIEW FOR THE HISTORY OF RELIGIONS, 1984, 31: 142.