Buddhist Philosophy of Consciousness: Tradition and Dialogue

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Boston: Brill | Rodopi (2020)
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_Buddhist Philosophy of Consciousness_ explores a variety of different approaches to the study of consciousness developed by Buddhist philosophers in classical India and China. It addresses questions that are still being investigated in cognitive science and philosophy of mind.

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BQ4570.P76.B825 2021

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Whose Consciousness? Reflexivity and the Problem of Self-Knowledge.  (pages 121-153)Christian Coseru

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Ching Keng
National Taiwan University
Mark Siderits
Kyoto University
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