Philosophy East & West, Volume 32

Advaita Vedānta ātman avijjā basic bodhisattva Buddha Buddha-nature Buddhist CALIFORNIA/SANTA CRUZ causal cause ch'i Chinese Philosophy Chu Hsi claim classical concept Confucian Confucius consciousness context CRUZ The University dharmas dialectic distinction doctrine East and West elements emptiness enlightenment example existence experience expression Fa-tsang fire fuel function Hawaii Hua-yen human Ibid ideal Indian individual interpretation Kant Kūkai language Leibniz logical Madhyamika Mahāyāna means metaphysics mind moral mysticism Nāgārjuna nature Neo-Confucianism nidānas Nirvāṇa Nishitani notion object one's ontological paradoxical passage Patanjali perception person Philosophy East position possible prakṛti present prime matter principle Pyrrhon question reality reality-limit refer relation religion religious rules samādhi samsāra Śankara sankhāra schema sense Sextus social spiritual Sūtra symbol syncretism T'ang teaching theory things thought tradition trans translation true ultimate truth understanding UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA/SANTA University Press Vaiseṣika Vātsīputrīyas vedanā Vedānta words Yoga