Introduction Sources, Methods and Caveats; Chapter 1 Setting the Scene: We have no self but we are comprised of five aggregates; Chapter 2 The Indian Context; Chapter 3 The Focus on Experience; Chapter 4 The World of Experience; Chapter 5 The Experience of Subjectivity and Objectivity; Chapter 6 The Structure of Experience; Chapter 7 The Limits of Experience; Chapter 8 World of Metaphor: Continuity, Death and Ethics; On What is a human being?;
Sue Hamilton
'A stimulating and challenging discussion of certain aspects of
Buddhism. - The Middle Way
'This book contributes significantly to the on-going project of
disentangling the teachings of Pali Buddhism. ... Its particular
contribution consists in seeking to do this by relating those
teachings directly to human subjective experience.' - Journal of
Religious History
'A stimulating and challenging discussion of certain aspects of
Buddhism. - The Middle Way
'This book contributes significantly to the on-going project of
disentangling the teachings of Pali Buddhism.' - Journal of
Religious History
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