Interested in "whether there is a useful and truthful philosophy in Buddhism, among the Buddhisms that is compatible with the rest of knowledge as it now exists and specifically, ... whether Buddhism can be ... made compatible with a philosophy that is empirically responsible and that does not embrace the low epistemic standards that permit all manner of superstition and nonsense, sometimes moral evil as well..." (p. xiii).
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Table of Contents
An Essay in Comparative Neurophilosophy
Preface
Introduction: Buddhism Naturalized
The Bodhisattva's Brain
The Colour of Happiness
Buddhist Epistemology and Science
Buddhism as a Natural Philosophy. Buddhist Persons
Being No-self & Being Nice
Virtue & Happiness
Postscript: Cosmopolitanism and Comparative Philosophy.
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"A Bradford Book."
Includes bibliographical references (p. [209]-247) and index.
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