Buddhism Is Buddhism a Science? Why I Am Not A Buddhist / Evan Thompson / Kazumasa Shimonishi

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Buddhism This book will be a must-read for many scientists and philosophers seeking to understand Buddhism. "Psychologist and Philosopher Allison Gopnik
" It is a destructive and comprehensive critique. "-- Philosopher Jona Rudon Ganeri
" I think the discussion about Buddhism and knowledge of cognitive science mentioned in this book will become common knowledge in the future. "Issho FUJITA (former director of the Soto Sect International Center, 『 Modern Zazen Lecture? The way to Inkan Zazen (author 』))
" This book is the first Japanese translation by Evan Thompson, one of the most important philosophers in the philosophy of modern consciousness.
This book is the first Japanese translation by Evan Thompson, who is a philosopher who follows the will of neurobiologist Francisco Varela, who established a forum for dialogue between science and religion with the Dalai Lama.
I want you to read this book and think from all perspectives about the relationship between modern Buddhism and science. "
Fuzumi Shimonishi (author of 』 who lives a mind that never ends the history of 『 creation and annihilation)
I want you to think from all perspectives about what consciousness is and what self is."
FuzBeyond "Buddhist Modernism" Editor and translator AFTERKI FUJITA Kazuteru translator AFTERKI Professor of Philosophy at the University of British Columbia.
Author writes about the mind, life, consciousness, and self from the perspective of cognitive science, philosophy of the mind, phenomenology, and intercultural philosophy (especially the traditions of Buddhism and other Indian philosophies).
Received a bachelor's degree in Asian Studies from Amherst University in 1983 and a PhD in Philosophy from the University of Toronto in 1990.
The mind embodied in 『 with Francisco Varela and Eleanor Robson Belmont Roche - an enactive approach from Buddhist thought 』. Books include "Mind in Life : Biology, Phenomenology, and the Sciences of Mind" and "Waking, Dreaming, Being : Self and Conscious in Neuroscience, Meditation, and Philosophy".
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