Out of Sight, Into Mind

Auteur
Jed Forman is the Robert H. N. Ho Family Foundation Assistant Professor in Buddhist Studies at Simpson College. With the Yakherds collective of scholars, he is a coauthor of Knowing Illusion: Bringing a Tibetan Debate into Contemporary Discourse (2021).

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Out of Sight, Into Mind is a groundbreaking exploration of debates over yogic perception, revealing their contemporary relevance as a catalyst for comparative philosophy.

Résumé
Out of Sight, Into Mind is a groundbreaking exploration of debates over yogic perception, revealing their contemporary relevance as a catalyst for comparative philosophy.

Contenu

Acknowledgments
Introduction
Part I: Hindu Traditions and Epistemology

1. Extramission, Remote Seeing, and Intuitions
2. The Epistemology of Authority and Testimony
   Part II: Indian Buddhism and Phenomenology
3. Pragmatism and Coherentism
4. Omniphenomenology
   Part III: Tibetan Buddhism and Language
5. Gelug Representationalism
6. Sakya Antirepresentationalism
   Conclusion
   Notes
   References
   Index