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Buddhist Philosophy

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2 domain-specific abstractions whose origin domain is Buddhist Philosophy.

  • Anattā — The Buddhist non-self teaching that conditioned phenomena should not be identified as an unchanging, independent self or essence.
  • Madhyamaka — A Mahayana Buddhist philosophical tradition that analyzes all phenomena as empty of independent intrinsic nature because they arise dependently, while treating emptiness itself as non-substantial.