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Distinguished philosophers, Buddhist scholars, physicists, and cognitive scientists examine the contrasts and connections between the worlds of Western science and Buddhism. Contributors, the Dalai Lama among them, assess not only the fruits of inquiry from East and West, but also shed light... read more
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The publication of a volume of essays on Buddhism and science presupposes that these two fields are commensurable and that the interface between Buddhist theories and practices and scientific theories and modes of inquiry can somehow be fruitful.
Authors & Contributors edit
- B. Alan Wallace (Author)
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 294.3375
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