Nagarjuna's Reason Sixty Yuktisastika With Candrakirti's Commentary Yuktisastikavrtti
by Loizzo, JosephEdition: Bilingual
Format: Hardcover
Pub. Date: 2007-05-15
Publisher(s): Amer Inst of Buddhist Studies
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Summary
The Reason Sixtyis the most concise philosophical work by the second-century Indian Buddhist philosopher Nagarjuna. Along with the acclaimed Reason Sixty Commentary by the seventh-century Centrist master Candrakirti, it is frequently cited by Centrist ( Madhyamaka) commentators and is a key text of the Tibetan philosophical curriculum. This heavily annotated translation is accompanied by detailed introductory essays, critical Tibetan editions, trilingual and technical glossaries, timelines, bibliography, and index.
Table of Contents
| Prefaces and Acknowledgements | |
| Editors' Prefaces | p. xi |
| Editors' Acknowledgements | p. xxi |
| Author's Acknowledgements | p. xxiii |
| Technical Notes | p. xxix |
| Introduction | |
| The Other Chandrakirti: A Corrective, Contextual, Textual Study | p. 3 |
| Previous Studies of the Reason Sixty | |
| Materials for the Study of the Reason Sixty and its Commentary | p. 25 |
| Nagarjuna's Reason Sixty (Yuktisastikakarika) | |
| Chandrakirti's Reason Sixty Commentary (Yuktisastikavrtti) | |
| Central Philosophy as a Method of Self-Correction | |
| A Nondualistic Hermeneutic for the Reason Sixty | |
| Self-Correction in the Reason Sixty Commentary | p. 46 |
| A Comparative Philosophical Framework for Therapeutic Self-Correction | |
| Dereification and Self-Correction in Chandrakirti and Wittgenstein | |
| The Language of Objective Self-Correction: Mapping the Four Keys onto the Reason Sixty | |
| Targeting the False Self | |
| Committing to Commonsense | |
| Dereifying Reductive Usage | |
| Dereifying Abstractive Usage | |
| The Social Epistemology of Self-Correction: Virtual Insight and Agency | |
| The Anthropology of Self-Correction: Objectivity and Altruism | |
| The Self-Corrective Anthropology of Nagarjuna and Chandrakirti | |
| The Reason Sixty | p. 119 |
| The Reason Sixty Commentary | p. 127 |
| Critical Editions of the Tibetan Texts | |
| About the Critical Tibetan Editions | p. 213 |
| Critical Edition of the rigs pa drug cu pa'i tshig le'ur byas pa (Yuktisastika) | p. 217 |
| Critical Edition of the rigs pa drug cu pa'i 'grel pa (Yuktisastikavrtti) | p. 239 |
| Appendices | |
| Topical Outline of the Reason Sixty (English) | p. 367 |
| Topical Outline of the Reason Sixty (Tibetan) | p. 371 |
| Trilingual Glossary | p. 377 |
| Intellectual-Historical Timeline of Indian Buddhism | p. 384 |
| Speculative Reconstruction of Chandrakirti's Biography | p. 385 |
| Abbreviations | p. 386 |
| Bibliography | p. 393 |
| Reference Works | |
| Canonical Sources | |
| Scriptures | |
| Other Sanskrit and Tibetan Works | |
| Index | p. 421 |
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