Dispelling Illusion Richard M. Leventhal

Dispelling Illusion Richard M. LeventhalThis book sets Gauapda in historical context and develops a commentary that makes the meaning and significance of the Altasnti text clear. In the Altasnti, Gauapda uses terms made familiar by Buddhism in order to expound his Vedantic philosophy. It places him at the watershed between Mahyna Buddhism and Vedanta. Among the important issues discussed are Gauapda's radical doctrine of non production (ajati), that is, the view that despite appearances

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