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Vasubandhu, reactive attitudes, and attentional freedom
Asian Philosophy 31 (2):178-194 (2021)
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This article aims to draw attention to the way in which a subset of reactive attitudes make us less free. Vasubandhu’s explanation of reactive attitudes shows us how they make us less free...Author's Profile
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