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"This book argues that though Nagarjuna advocates the Middle Way between nihilism and eternalism, his philosophy of emptiness nevertheless entails nihilism. Burton also refutes the interpretation that Nagarjuna is a sceptic, and examines Nagarjuna's notion of non-conceptual knowledge of reality. In addition, Nagarjuna's critiques of the Nyaya theory of knowledge (pramana) are critically scrutinised."--Jacket.
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1 edition- Other · English · 1999Curzon · 233 pages · 9780700710669
BuddhismBuddhist PhilosophyDoctrinesMahayana BuddhismMādhyamika (Buddhism)SunyataRELIGIONComparative Religion
