Selfless Persons: Imagery and Thought in Theravada Buddhism (Volume 0)
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Selfless Persons: Imagery and Thought in Theravada Buddhism (Volume 0)

by Steven Collins

Religion Philosophy Buddhism
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Steven Collins examines imagery and thought in Theravada Buddhism through the concept of selfless persons. This focused scholarly work offers readers an introduction to an important theme in Buddhist religious and philosophical traditions, making it relevant to students and anyone interested in the study of Buddhism.

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Selfless Persons explores imagery and thought in Theravada Buddhism.

The book focuses on the concept of selfless persons within Buddhist religious and philosophical traditions.

Steven Collins presents a focused study for readers interested in Buddhism, religious thought, and the interpretation of Buddhist ideas.

This volume may suit students, researchers, and general readers seeking an academic examination of Theravada Buddhism.

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