The Soul Theory of the Buddhist

by Theodore Stcherbatsky
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Vasubandhu’s Abhidharmakosa is rightly considered to be one of most monumental works on Buddhist philosophy. Vasubandhu flourished in the 5th Century A.D. His work sums up all the important concepts of Buddhist philosophy, particularly the teachings of the Vaibhasika School.

Attached to the first chapter of his work is Text of, Astamakosasthanasambaddah pudgalaviniscayah." It deals with the Buddhist denial of the existence of soul. An English translation of this part by Professor Th. Stcherbatsky was published under the title "The Soul Theory of the Buddhists in 1920.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR Theodore Stcherbatsky

Theodore Stcherbatsky (1866-1942) one of the pioneering scholars of Buddhist Studies who wrote, edited and translated several works like – Nyayabindu, Abhisamayalamkara Prajnaparamitopadesa Sastra, Buddhist Logic (2 Vols.), The Central Conception of Buddhism, Erkenntnistheorie and Logic, nqch der Lehre der Spateren Buddhisten and so on and so forth.

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Title
The Soul Theory of the Buddhist
Author
Theodore Stcherbatsky
Edition
1st. ed.
Publisher
New Bharatiya Book Corporation
ISBN
8187418583
Length
111p., 9.0 X" 5.6"
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