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Tibetan scholasticism in the 11th and 12th centuries Contributions to a panel at the XVth Congress of the International Association of Buddhist Studies, Atlanta, 23–28 June 2008

Pa tshab and the origin of Prāsaṅgika

Georges Dreyfus, Drongbu Tsering

JIABS 32/1-2 (2009[2010])
In pursuit of transparent means of knowledge – The Madhyamaka project of rMa bya Byaṅ chub brtson ʼgrus

Thomas Doctor

JIABS 32/1-2 (2009[2010])
Źaṅ Thaṅ sag pa on theses (dam bcaʼ, pratijñā) in Madhyamaka thought

Chizuko Yoshimizu

JIABS 32/1-2 (2009[2010])
Roṅ zom Chos bzaṅ on Mahāyoga and Madhyamaka

Heidi Köppl

JIABS 32/1-2 (2009[2010])
Introduction – Unearthing the foundations of Tibetan Buddhist philosophy

Pascale Hugon, Kevin Vose

JIABS 32/1-2 (2009[2010])
rṄog Blo ldan śes rab’s position on the Buddha-nature doctrine and its inﬂuence on the early gSaṅ phu tradition

Kazuo Kano

JIABS 32/1-2 (2009[2010])
Making and remaking the ultimate in early Tibetan readings of Śāntideva

Kevin Vose

JIABS 32/1-2 (2009[2010])
The origin of the theory of deﬁnition and its place in Phya pa Chos kyi seṅ ge’s philosophical system

Pascale Hugon

JIABS 32/1-2 (2009[2010])
Phywa pa’s argumentative analogy between factive assessment (yid dpyod) and conceptual thought (rtog pa)

Jonathan Stoltz

JIABS 32/1-2 (2009[2010])