Hindu and Buddhist ideas in dialogue/  self and no-self 
Kuznetsov,Irina [ed.] 
 - England:  Ashgate,  2012. 
 - vii, 255 pages 
<br/><br/>1 Senses of Self and Not-self in the Upanisads and Nikayas<br/>Brian Black<br/>2 Why Didn't Siddhartha Gautama Become a Samkhya Philosopher,<br/>After All?<br/>Marzenna Jakuhczak<br/>3 Self, Consciousness, and Liberation in Classical Sainkhya<br/>Mikel Burley<br/>4 Buddhist No-self: An Analysis and Critique<br/>Jonardon Ganeri<br/>5 Emotions: A Challenge to No-self Views<br/>/rina Kuznclxova<br/>6 Uddyotakara's Defence of a Self<br/>John Taker<br/>7 The Abode of Recognition: Memory and the Continuity of<br/>Selfhood in Classical Nyaya Thought<br/>Douglas L. Berger<br/>8 Self and Memory: Personal Identity and Unified Consciousness<br/>in Comparative Perspective<br/>Chakravarlhi Rain-Prasad<br/>9 Action, Desire and Subjectivity in Prabhakara MTmarnsa<br/>Elisa Freschi<br/>10 On the Advaitic Identification of Self and Consciousness<br/>Wolfgang Fasching<br/>11 Luminosity. Subjectivity, and Temporality: An Examination of<br/>Buddhist and Advaita Views of Consciousness<br/>Matthew MacKenzie<br/>12 Arguing from Synthesis to the Self: Utpaladeva and Abhinavagupta<br/>Respond to Buddhist No-selfism<br/>Arindam Chakrabarti<br/>13 Indian Philosophy and the Question of the Self<br/>Ankiir Bania 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>9781409443544 (hardcover : alk. paper) 
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>294.342  / KUZ/H