Buddhism: Introducing the Buddhist Experience (review)
@article{McMahan2004BuddhismIT, title={Buddhism: Introducing the Buddhist Experience (review)}, author={David L. McMahan}, journal={Philosophy East and West}, year={2004}, volume={54}, pages={268 - 270} }
Ram-Prasad takes Śrı̄ Hars ̇ a’s position as akin to naturalism, by which he understands a brand of analytic philosophy involving an attitude of suspension of metaphysics as we find it in Wittgenstein and Strawson. In section 4 Ram-Prasad offers comparative remarks on David Hume and Śrı̄ Hars ̇ a with regard to the problem of causality. Śrı̄ Hars ̇ a is represented as having argued that causal connections that are reported in our experience are not there in the world independent of cognition…
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