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Engaging Buddhism: why it matters to philosophy/ Jay L. Garfield

By: Garfield, Jay L.

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BookPublisher: Engaging Buddhism: why it matters to philosophy/ Jay L. GarfieldDescription: xxi, 376p.ISBN: 9780190204334.Subject(s): Buddhist philosophy | Religion-Buddhism--History

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Engaging Buddhism: why it matters to philosophy/ Jay L. Garfield

By: Garfield, Jay L.