Buddhism as a Philosophy of "Thusness"

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. CHARLES A. MOORE V
3. Preface VII
4. Contents XIII
5. Introduction: The Comprehensive Indian Mind 1
6. Relation of Philosophical Theories to the Practical Affairs of Men 19
7. Metaphysical Theories in Indian Philosophy 41
8. Some Aspects of Reality as Taught by Theravāda Buddhism 66
9. Buddhism as a Philosophy of "Thusness" 86
10. Epistemological Methods in Indian Philosophy 118
11. Concentration and Meditation as Methods in Indian Philosophy 136
12. Social, Ethical, and Spiritual Values in Indian Philosophy 152
13. The Indian Approach to the Religious Problem 173
14. Religion and Spiritual Values in Indian Thought 183
15. The Realistic Aspect of Indian Spirituality 216
16. The Philosophical Basis of Indian Legal and Social Systems 248
17. Some Philosophical Aspects of Indian Political, Legal, and Economic Thought 267
18. The Status of the Individual in Indian Metaphysics 299
19. The World and the Individual in Indian Religious Thought 320
20. The Individual in Indian Ethics 341
21. The Individual in Social Thought and Practice in India 359
22. The Individual in the Legal and Political Thought and Institutions of India 374
23. Extracted from "Indian Epistemology and the World and the Individual" 394
24. Who's Who 397
25. Index 405