About this Journal
- Journal of Buddhist Philosophy
- Journal
The Journal of Buddhist Philosophy provides a forum for the academic discussion of Buddhist philosophy, which emerges as an independent discipline. Articles engage with buddhology, comparative philosophy, and Buddhist critical reflection, while discussions of concepts and arguments are highlighted. The Journal of Buddhist Philosophy considers thought expounded in a variety of languages, developed by a wide range of schools and thinkers, and studied using diverse philosophical approaches. In this way, the journal facilitates the investigation of Buddhist philosophy as it has developed over 2,500 years and its application to the questions and challenges of the contemporary age.
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State University of New York PressAvailable Issues
Vol. 1 (2015) through current issueTable of Contents
Volume 5, 2019
Volume 4, 2018
Volume 3, 2017
Volume 2, 2016
Volume 1, 2015
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