This study focuses on the development of the concept of unconscious mind within Indian Buddhist thought, presents issues of conception of mind and examines the doctrinal and philosophical arguments described and defended it.
This study focuses on the development of the concept of unconscious mind within Indian Buddhist thought, presents issues of conception of mind and examines the doctrinal and philosophical arguments described and defended it.
William S. Waldron received his PhD in Buddhist Studies from the University of Wisconsin after studying extensively in India, Nepal and Japan. He currently teaches South Asian religions and Buddhist philosophy at Middlebury College, Vermont. His research areas include the Yogacara school of Indian Buddhism, and comparative psychologies and philosophies of mind.
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Part I The Background and Context of the Ãlaya vijñãna Part II The Abhidharma Context 15. The Abhidharma Project and its Problematic Part III The Alaya vijñana in the Yogacara Tradition, The Alaya vijñana in the Early Tradition Part IV The Alaya Vijñana in the Mahayana samgraha I : Bringing It All Back HomePart V The Alaya Vijñana in the Mahayana samgraha II: Looking Beyond
Part I The Background and Context of the Ãlaya vijñãna Part II The Abhidharma Context 15. The Abhidharma Project and its Problematic Part III The Alaya vijñana in the Yogacara Tradition, The Alaya vijñana in the Early Tradition Part IV The Alaya Vijñana in the Mahayana samgraha I : Bringing It All Back HomePart V The Alaya Vijñana in the Mahayana samgraha II: Looking Beyond
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