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Gombrich/What the Buddha Thought, 5. What Did the Buddha Mean by ´No Soul´?
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Gombrich, Richard. What Did the Buddha Mean by ´No Soul´?. What the Buddha Thought. Equinox eBooks Publishing, United Kingdom. p. 60 - 74 Aug 2009. ISBN 9781845536145.
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Introductions to the Buddha's thought usually begin by highlighting two of his ideas: the First Noble Truth, that ´everything is suffering´; and the teaching of No Soul or No Self. So far I have devoted only a few short sentences in the Introduction to those ideas. There I showed that in my view the key to the Buddha's thought is the doctrine of karma and the idea that we are all responsible for ourselves -- an idea that has an important metaphysical aspect but is above all an ethical principle.
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- container titleWhat the Buddha Thought
- creatorRichard Gombrich
- isbn9781845536138 (eBook)
- publisherEquinox Publishing Ltd.
- publisher placeSheffield, United Kingdom
- rightsEquinox Publishing Ltd.
- series titleOxford Centre for Buddhist Studies Monographs
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