The two truths debate: Tsongkhapa and Gorampa on the middle way
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| Beschreibung: | Includes bibliographical references (p. 233-244) The relationship between the two truths -- Introduction -- What is divided into the two truths? -- The objects of knowledge as the basis of the division -- Mere mind as the basis of the division -- How are the two truths related? -- The two truths are ontologically identical but conceptually distinct -- The two truths are distinct and incompatible -- Two truths or one truth? -- How is conventional truth "truth" at all? -- Why is conventional truth false and deceptive? -- Applying the worldly convention -- The one and only truth -- Conclusion -- Meanings and definitions of the two truths -- Introduction -- The meanings of saṃvr̥ti -- Saṃvr̥ti as ignorant consciousness -- Saṃvr̥ti as mutually interdependent -- Saṃvr̥ti as worldly conventions -- Concealers: the soteriological objects of negation -- The meanings of paramārthasatya -- Definitions of the two truths -- Candrakīrti's defiition of the two truths -- Nāgārjuna's definition of the two truths -- Conclusion -- Language, concepts, and ultimate truth -- Introduction -- The limits of language and the conceptual mind: the cataract analogy and its applications -- Ineffability and inconceivability of ultimate truth -- The validity of the conceptual right view -- Final implications -- Conclusion -- Realizing ultimate truth -- Introduction -- Seeing ultimate truth by way of not seeing it -- Transcendence -- Proliferation of conceptual elaboration -- Transcending conceptual elaboration -- Nondual epistemology -- Seeing phenomena as nothing -- Seeing phenomena as empty -- Conclusion -- Enlightenment -- Introduction -- The universality of ultimate truth -- How an Ārya knows the two truths -- A Buddha's exceptional mode of knowing the two truths -- Knowing the two truths from the two conflicting perspectives -- Knowing the two truths simultaneously -- Conclusion -- Conclusion -- Soteriology and psychology -- Ontology -- Epistemology -- Ethical implications |
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| adam_text | THE TWO TRUTHS DEBATE
/ THAKCHOE, SONAM
: 2007
TABLE OF CONTENTS / INHALTSVERZEICHNIS
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE TWO TRUTHS:
WHAT IS DIVIDED INTO THE TWO TRUTHS?
THE OBJECTS OF KNOWLEDGE AS THE BASIS OF THE DIVISION
MERE MIND AS THE BASIS OF THE DIVISION
HOW ARE THE TWO TRUTHS RELATED?
THE TWO TRUTHS ARE ONTOLOGICALLY IDENTICAL BUT CONCEPTUALLY DISTINCT
THE TWO TRUTHS ARE DISTINCT AND INCOMPATIBLE
TRUTHS OR ONE TRUTH?
HOW IS CONVENTIONAL TRUTH TRUTH AT ALL?
WHY IS CONVENTIONAL TRUTH FALSE AND DECEPTIVE?
APPLYING THE WORLDLY CONVENTION
THE ONE AND ONLY TRUTH
MEANINGS AND DEFINITIONS OF THE TWO TRUTHS:
THE MEANINGS OF SAMVRTI
SAMVRTI AS IGNORANT CONSCIOUSNESS
SAMVRTI AS MUTUALLY INTERDEPENDENT
SAMVRTI AS WORLDLY CONVENTIONS
CONCEALERS: THE SOTERIOLOGICAL OBJECTS OF NEGATION
THE MEANINGS OF PARAMARTHASATYA
DEFINITIONS OF THE TWO TRUTHS
CANDRAKIRTI S DEFIITION OF THE TWO TRUTHS
NAGARJUNA S DEFINITION OF THE TWO TRUTHS
LANGUAGE, CONCEPTS, AND ULTIMATE TRUTH:
THE LIMITS OF LANGUAGE AND THE CONCEPTUAL MIND: THE CATARACT ANALOGY AND
ITS APPLICATIONS
INEFFABILITY AND INCONCEIVABILITY OF ULTIMATE TRUTH
THE VALIDITY OF THE CONCEPTUAL RIGHT VIEW
FINAL IMPLICATIONS
REALIZING ULTIMATE TRUTH:
SEEING ULTIMATE TRUTH BY WAY OF NOT SEEING IT
TRANSCENDENCE
PROLIFERATION OF CONCEPTUAL ELABORATION
TRANSCENDING CONCEPTUAL ELABORATION
NONDUAL EPISTEMOLOGY
SEEING PHENOMENA AS NOTHING
SEEING PHENOMENA AS EMPTY
ENLIGHTENMENT:
THE UNIVERSALITY OF ULTIMATE TRUTH
HOW AN ARYA KNOWS THE TWO TRUTHS
A BUDDHA S EXCEPTIONAL MODE OF KNOWING THE TWO TRUTHS
KNOWING THE TWO TRUTHS FROM THE TWO CONFLICTING PERSPECTIVES
KNOWING THE TWO TRUTHS SIMULTANEOUSLY
CONCLUSION:
SOTERIOLOGY AND PSYCHOLOGY
ONTOLOGY
EPISTEMOLOGY
ETHICAL IMPLICATIONS.
DIESES SCHRIFTSTUECK WURDE MASCHINELL ERZEUGT.
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THE TWO TRUTHS DEBATE
/ THAKCHOE, SONAM
: 2007
TABLE OF CONTENTS / INHALTSVERZEICHNIS
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE TWO TRUTHS:
WHAT IS DIVIDED INTO THE TWO TRUTHS?
THE OBJECTS OF KNOWLEDGE AS THE BASIS OF THE DIVISION
MERE MIND AS THE BASIS OF THE DIVISION
HOW ARE THE TWO TRUTHS RELATED?
THE TWO TRUTHS ARE ONTOLOGICALLY IDENTICAL BUT CONCEPTUALLY DISTINCT
THE TWO TRUTHS ARE DISTINCT AND INCOMPATIBLE
TRUTHS OR ONE TRUTH?
HOW IS CONVENTIONAL TRUTH "TRUTH" AT ALL?
WHY IS CONVENTIONAL TRUTH FALSE AND DECEPTIVE?
APPLYING THE WORLDLY CONVENTION
THE ONE AND ONLY TRUTH
MEANINGS AND DEFINITIONS OF THE TWO TRUTHS:
THE MEANINGS OF SAMVRTI
SAMVRTI AS IGNORANT CONSCIOUSNESS
SAMVRTI AS MUTUALLY INTERDEPENDENT
SAMVRTI AS WORLDLY CONVENTIONS
CONCEALERS: THE SOTERIOLOGICAL OBJECTS OF NEGATION
THE MEANINGS OF PARAMARTHASATYA
DEFINITIONS OF THE TWO TRUTHS
CANDRAKIRTI'S DEFIITION OF THE TWO TRUTHS
NAGARJUNA'S DEFINITION OF THE TWO TRUTHS
LANGUAGE, CONCEPTS, AND ULTIMATE TRUTH:
THE LIMITS OF LANGUAGE AND THE CONCEPTUAL MIND: THE CATARACT ANALOGY AND
ITS APPLICATIONS
INEFFABILITY AND INCONCEIVABILITY OF ULTIMATE TRUTH
THE VALIDITY OF THE CONCEPTUAL RIGHT VIEW
FINAL IMPLICATIONS
REALIZING ULTIMATE TRUTH:
SEEING ULTIMATE TRUTH BY WAY OF NOT SEEING IT
TRANSCENDENCE
PROLIFERATION OF CONCEPTUAL ELABORATION
TRANSCENDING CONCEPTUAL ELABORATION
NONDUAL EPISTEMOLOGY
SEEING PHENOMENA AS NOTHING
SEEING PHENOMENA AS EMPTY
ENLIGHTENMENT:
THE UNIVERSALITY OF ULTIMATE TRUTH
HOW AN ARYA KNOWS THE TWO TRUTHS
A BUDDHA'S EXCEPTIONAL MODE OF KNOWING THE TWO TRUTHS
KNOWING THE TWO TRUTHS FROM THE TWO CONFLICTING PERSPECTIVES
KNOWING THE TWO TRUTHS SIMULTANEOUSLY
CONCLUSION:
SOTERIOLOGY AND PSYCHOLOGY
ONTOLOGY
EPISTEMOLOGY
ETHICAL IMPLICATIONS.
DIESES SCHRIFTSTUECK WURDE MASCHINELL ERZEUGT. |
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