Path to the middle : oral Ma^dhyamika philosophy in Tibet : the spoken scholarship of Kensur Yeshey Tupden commenting on Tsong-kha-pa's illumination of the thought, extensive explanation of (Candraki^rti's) "Entrance to (Na^ga^rjuna's) 'Treatise on the middle way'" : (dbu ma dgongs pa rab gsal), the sixth chapter, "Perfection of wisdom" verses 1-7

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• Acknowledgments = ⅸ
• Technical Note = xi
• Prologue = xiii
• Preface = xvii
• Introduction. Oral and Textual Genres : Buddhist Philosophy and the Many Dimensions of Reading in Tibet = 1
• PART I : KENSUR YESHEY TUPDEN ON EMPTINESS AND THE BODHISATTVA PATH
• 1. Introduction to the Sixth Bodhisattva Ground = 31
• 2. Three Features of Understanding = 43
• 3. The Students of Emptiness = 59
• 4. How Good Qualities Arise When Emptiness is Explained = 71
• 5. Exhortation to the Students of Emptiness = 85
• PARY II : KENSUR YESHEY TUPDEN ON THE MEANING OF EMPTINESS
• 6. The Sameness of Things : Dependent Arising and Reality = 93
• 7. Valid Existence and Analysis = 103
• 8. The Sv$$\bar a$$tanrika School on True Existence = 109
• 9. The Magician's Illusion : Truth and Falsity for Worldly Persons = 119
• 10. The Pr$$\bar a$$sa$$\dot n$$gika School on True Existence = 131
• PARY III : TSONG-KHA-PA'S TEXT / Translated by Jeffrey Hopkins ; Anne Klein ; annotated by Jeffrey Hopkins
• 1. Introduction to the Profound Meaning = 149
• 2. Dependent Arising and Reality = 163
• 3. The Sv$$\bar a$$tantrika School on True Existence = 167
• 4. The Pr$$\bar a$$sa$$\dot n$$gika School on True Existence = 175
• GLOSSARIES
• English-Tibetan-Sanskrit = 185
• Tibetan-Sanskrit-English = 197
• Sanskrit-English-Tibetan = 209
• Notes = 217
• Bibliography = 273
• Index = 291
• Epilogue = 303