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Volume 14, Number 3, November 2004
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On the nature and message of the Lotus Sumacrtra in the light of early Buddhism and Buddhist scholarship (towards the beginnings of Mahamacryamacrna)
pp. 209-221(13)
Author: Karel Werner

'Aloneness' and the problem of realism in classical Samacrmkhya and yoga
pp. 223-238(16)
Author: Mikel Burley

Nisdotbkamacrmakarma: how desireless need one be? 1
pp. 239-254(16)
Author: Christopher Framarin

From Buddha's speech to Buddha's essence: philosophical discussions of Buddha-vacana in India and China 1
pp. 255-276(22)
Author: Eunsu Cho

Sakuma Shozan's Hegelian vision for Japan
pp. 277-292(16)
Author: John Van Sant

'Educations and their purposes: a philosophical dialogue among cultures'
pp. 293-294(2)

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