Description
The Buddhist Analysis of Mind is a serious attempt to explain the Buddhist understanding of mind from the original Buddhist sources available in Pali literature, using the four-fold traditional interpretations of every term and concept of the Buddhist Philosophy explained by way of its characteristic, function, manifestation and proximate cause for the final vindication of the most appropriate rendition of each term for the philosophical or academic appreciation.
Further, the book also draws parallels of the Buddhist terms and concepts from their Western counterparts, particularly used by Plato, Aristotle, Descartes, Descartes, Leibniz, Kant, Husserl and so on to demonstrate the relevance of the Buddhist analysis of mind in the modern context.
One of the unique features of the book is its diagrammatic representation of every Buddhist term-and-concept with comparisons with its Western counterparts, hitherto never attempted so seriously and comprehensively to catch the imagination of a modern world in its endeavour to bridge the widening gap between a traditional and a modern scholar or the academia.
Thus the book is quite relevant to a modern western scholar, who believes that the soul of knowledge is ultimately one whether expressed in Latin, English, French or Pali.
The book is highly useful for the scholars interested in Philosophy, Linguistics, Translation Studies, Buddhism and Indology.
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