Buddhist philosophy of consciousness in the context of modern comparative studies
The article examines the Buddhist philosophy of consciousness through a comparative analysis with key trends in Western thought: Husserl’s phenomenology, analytical philosophy, and modern cognitive neuroscience.
M. S. Ulanov
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“Science” in Huayan Buddhism: The Apologetic Discourse of Zhong Maosen (b. 1973)
This study addresses a lacuna in Buddhist modernism scholarship, which has extensively examined Buddhists’ employment of science as an instrument for Buddhist apologetics across Theravada, Yogacara, Zen and Tibetan Buddhist traditions, yet has largely ...
Saiping An
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Repetitive Religious Chanting Invokes Positive Emotional Schema to Counterbalance Fear: A Multi-Modal Functional and Structural MRI Study. [PDF]
Gao J +6 more
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Placing pure experience of Eastern tradition into the neurophysiology of Western tradition. [PDF]
Fingelkurts AA, Fingelkurts AA.
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Positive psychological states in the arc from mindfulness to self-transcendence: extensions of the Mindfulness-to-Meaning Theory and applications to addiction and chronic pain treatment. [PDF]
Garland EL, Fredrickson BL.
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The "Depressive" Attributional Style Is Not That Depressive for Buddhists. [PDF]
Liu MT, Wang F, Peng K.
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Tukdam, Different Ontological Bodies, and Making Tibetan Deaths Visible. [PDF]
Coleman D.
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Editorial: Deepening consciousness: what phenomenology, yogic, and Buddhist meditation can contribute from a psychological perspective. [PDF]
Gutland C, di Fronso S, Schleim S.
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Introduction: Embodying a Liberated Mind at Death. [PDF]
Tidwell TL.
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Sexual Differentiation in Tibetan Medical and Buddhist Perspectives. [PDF]
Cuomu M.
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