Buddhism Between Religion and Philosophy

Acknowledgments Introduction: Emptiness Between the Lines: Reading Buddhist Philosophy of/and/as Religion 0.0. The Dream is Over 0.1. Nagarjuna and the Ethics of Emptiness 0.2. Believing Between the Lines 0.3. Buddhism Between Religion and Philosophy 0.4. Contexts and Texts Chapter 1: Orienting Reason: A Religious Critique of Philosophizing Nagarjuna 1.1. The Unimaginative Question 1.2. Unveiling the East 1.3. Orientalizing Reasons 1.4. Reimagining Religion and Philosophy Chapter 2: Logical, Buddhological, Buddhist: A Critical Study of the Tetralemma 2.1. Matters & Methods 2.2. The Logical Tetralemma 2.3. The Buddhological Tetralemma 2.4. The Buddhist Tetralemma Chapter 3: Nagarjuna's Tetralemma: Tetraletheia & Tathagata, Utterance & Anontology 3.1 The Dilemma of the Tetralemma 3.2 The Exhaustive Tetralemma 3.3 Tetralemma as Tetraletheia 3.4 Tetraletheia as Tathagata 3.5 Utterance and Anontology 3.6 Tetralemma and No-Teaching 3.7 Silencing Nothing Chapter 4: Abandoning All Views: A Buddhist Critique of Belief 4.1. Views on Abandoning Views 4.2. Nagarjuna's Abandoning Views 4.3. Abandoning Nagarjuna's Views Chapter 5: All-Embracing Emptiness: Nagarjuna and the Ethics of Emptiness 5.1. The Abandonment of Ethics? 5.2. The Ethics of Abandonment 5.3. From Ethics to Eirenics 5.4. Abandoning All, Embracing All Bibliography Index