H. Bechert, S. Collins
1984.7.1NUMEN-INTERNATIONAL REVIEW FOR THE HISTORY OF RELIGIONS
tlooto Summary
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.
Citation format
BECHERT, H.; COLLINS, S. Selfless persons, imagery and thought in theravada buddhism. NUMEN-INTERNATIONAL REVIEW FOR THE HISTORY OF RELIGIONS, 1984, 31: 142.