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Authors: Jeffrey Hopkins, Joe B. Wilson
ISBN-13: 9781559390439, ISBN-10: 1559390433
Format: Paperback
Publisher: Snow Lion Publications, Incorporated
Date Published: June 1995
Edition: New Edition
Hopkins deserves congratulations on making this difficult material on the nature of emptiness as transparent as possible.--Religious Studies Review
Preface | 9 |
Technical Note | 12 |
1 Jang-gya's Biography | 15 |
2 Consequentialists | 36 |
3 Self | 55 |
4 False Appearance | 68 |
5 Own Thing | 82 |
6 Validity | 95 |
7 Withdrawal Is Not Sufficient | 108 |
8 Reasoned Refutation | 123 |
9 The Main Reasonings | 148 |
10 Can Something Give Birth to Itself | 156 |
11 Does a Plant Grow? | 172 |
12 Inducing Realization | 187 |
13 Other Reasonings | 204 |
14 The Sevenfold Reasoning: Background | 209 |
15 The Example: A Chariot | 224 |
16 Bringing the Reasoning to Life | 249 |
17 I As a Basis of Emptiness | 263 |
18 Compatibility of Emptiness and Nominal Existence | 282 |
19 Extending the Realization | 293 |
20 Dependent-Arising | 303 |
21The Centrality of Dependent-Arising | 330 |
TRANSLATION: Jang-gya's Text Without Commentary | 355 |
1 Definition of a Consequentialist | 360 |
2 Self | 364 |
3 Purpose of Reasoning | 373 |
4 Refuting a Self of Phenomena | 383 |
5 Refuting a Self of Persons | 391 |
6 Dependent-Arising | 409 |
Appendix: Page Correlations, Tibetan to English | 429 |
Bibliography | 431 |
Notes | 511 |
Index | 486 |
TIBETAN TEXT: The Middle Way Consequence School from | |
Jang-gya's Presentation of Tenets | 512 |