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Jaideva Singh
ISBN 9788120803268
Rs. 232
Motilal Banarsidass
Introduction to Madhymika Philosophy
Who it's for: Students and readers new to Madhyamaka Buddhist philosophy
This brief introduction to Madhyamaka Philosophy gives a history of the rise and growth of Madhyamaka Philosophy, and the origin, structure, development and purpose of the Madhyamaka dialectic. It elucidated the distinction between Hinayana and Mahayana in respect of pratityasamutpada, nirvana, the ideal of religious discipline, the concept of Dharma, and the concept of Buddhology. It discusses the meaning of Sunya-Sunyata and its axiological and soteriological significance. Other important features of the present introduction are the clarification of the concepts of Madhyama Pratipad, Samvrti and Paramartha Satya, Tathata, Dharmadhatu and Bhutakoti.
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- Traces the rise and growth of Madhyamaka philosophy
- Explains the Madhyamaka dialectic: origin, structure, development, purpose
- Distinguishes Hinayana and Mahayana on key doctrines
- Discusses Sunya-Sunyata and its axiological and soteriological significance
- Clarifies concepts: Madhyama Pratipad, Samvrti, Paramartha Satya, Tathata, Dharmadhatu, Bhutakoti
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All by Jaideva Singh →Questions about this book
What is the scope of this introduction?
It covers the history of Madhyamaka philosophy, the dialectic's origin and purpose, and key doctrinal distinctions between Hinayana and Mahayana.
Does it explain the concept of emptiness (Sunyata)?
Yes, it discusses the meaning of Sunya-Sunyata and its axiological and soteriological significance.
What specific concepts are clarified?
It clarifies Madhyama Pratipad, Samvrti and Paramartha Satya, Tathata, Dharmadhatu, and Bhutakoti.
Is this book suitable for beginners?
Yes, it is a brief introduction, making it suitable for those new to the subject.




