Volume 47, Issue 4

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September 2019

Special Issue on Words, Concepts, and the Middle Way: Language in the Traditions of Madhyamaka Thought

Issue Editors:

Hans-Rudolf Kantor,
Mattia Salvini

13 articles in this issue

Words, Concepts, and the Middle Way: Language in the Traditions of Madhyamaka Thought
Hans-Rudolf Kantor
Mattia Salvini
EditorialNotes 08 August 2019 Pages: 603 - 611
Two Truths Theory: What is vyavahāra? Language as a Pointer to the Truth
Hideyo Ogawa
OriginalPaper 09 March 2017 Pages: 613 - 633
Mādhyamikas Playing Bad Hands: The Case of Customary Truth
Tom J. F. Tillemans
OriginalPaper 30 August 2018 Pages: 635 - 644
The Prapañca Paradox
Mark Siderits
OriginalPaper 04 May 2019 Pages: 645 - 659
Etymologies of What Can(not) be Said: Candrakīrti on Conventions and Elaborations
Mattia Salvini
OriginalPaper 11 June 2019 Pages: 661 - 695
The Sense Madhyamaka Makes as a Buddhist Position: Or, How a ‘Performativist Account of the Language of Self’ Makes Sense of ‘No-Self’
Dan Arnold
OriginalPaper 16 March 2019 Pages: 697 - 726
Social Origins of Buddhist Nominalism? Non-articulation of the “Social Self” in Early Buddhism and Nāgārjuna
Jens Schlieter
OriginalPaper 23 May 2019 Pages: 727 - 747
From Scepticism to Nihilism: A Nihilistic Interpretation of Nāgārjuna’s Refutations
Shaoyong Ye
OriginalPaper 16 August 2019 Pages: 749 - 777
Nāgārjuna and the Philosophy of Language
Jan Westerhoff
OriginalPaper 18 December 2017 Pages: 779 - 793
Non-existent Things as Subject of Inference in Bhāviveka’s Dacheng Zhangzhen Lun
Lai Yan Fong
OriginalPaper 27 June 2019 Pages: 795 - 810
Logic, Scripture, and Hermeneutics in Zhencheng’s Critique of the Thesis of No-motion
Chen-kuo Lin
OriginalPaper 23 May 2018 Pages: 811 - 829
Seng Zhao’s “Prajñā is Without Knowledge”: Collapsing the Two Truths from Critique to Affirmation
Brook Ziporyn
OriginalPaper 12 March 2019 Pages: 831 - 849
Referential Relation and Beyond: Signifying Functions in Chinese Madhyamaka
Hans-Rudolf Kantor
OriginalPaper 06 June 2017 Pages: 851 - 915

Volume 47, Issue 4

Words, Concepts, and the Middle Way: Language in the Traditions of Madhyamaka Thought

Two Truths Theory: What is vyavahāra? Language as a Pointer to the Truth

Mādhyamikas Playing Bad Hands: The Case of Customary Truth

The Prapañca Paradox

Etymologies of What Can(not) be Said: Candrakīrti on Conventions and Elaborations

The Sense Madhyamaka Makes as a Buddhist Position: Or, How a ‘Performativist Account of the Language of Self’ Makes Sense of ‘No-Self’

Social Origins of Buddhist Nominalism? Non-articulation of the “Social Self” in Early Buddhism and Nāgārjuna

From Scepticism to Nihilism: A Nihilistic Interpretation of Nāgārjuna’s Refutations

Nāgārjuna and the Philosophy of Language

Non-existent Things as Subject of Inference in Bhāviveka’s Dacheng Zhangzhen Lun

Logic, Scripture, and Hermeneutics in Zhencheng’s Critique of the Thesis of No-motion

Seng Zhao’s “Prajñā is Without Knowledge”: Collapsing the Two Truths from Critique to Affirmation

Referential Relation and Beyond: Signifying Functions in Chinese Madhyamaka

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