The buddha was a psychologist : a rational approach to Buddhist teachings /: a rational approach to Buddhist teachings. (2021)

• Record Type: Book
• Further Information: Note: Arnold Kozak.
• Authors: Kozak, Arnold
• Contents: Part I: Reclaiming the Buddha from Buddhism Chapter 1: The Legend of the Buddha: History, Myth, and Hagiography Chapter 2: The Hermeneutical Buddha: What He Taught, What He Thought (Maybe) Part II: The Buddha’s Pedagogical Project: The Ennobling Praxes (aka Four Noble Truths) Chapter 3: The First Ennobling Praxis: What is the Problem? Chapter 4: The Second Ennobling Praxis: Getting to the Root of the Problem Chapter 5: The Third Ennobling Praxis: Can the Problem Be Resolved? Chapter 6: The Fourth Ennobling Praxis: Resolving the Problem Part III: Mind on Fire: The Buddha’s Psychological Map Chapter 7: Form: Brain Architecture and the Neuroplastic Forest of Self Chapter 8: Perception: Categorization Chapter 9: Feeling: Pain and Pleasure Drive Evolution’s Primary Agendas (And Give Rise to a Sense of the One Having Pleasure and Pain) Chapter 10: Mental Fabrication and the Modular Self Chapter 11: Consciousness: Apparently Ubiquitous, Certainly Overestimated
• Publisher Details: Lanham : Lexington Books
• Publication Date: 2021
• Extent: 1 online resource
• Subjects: 294.342; Buddhism -- Doctrines; Psychology -- Religious aspects -- Buddhism
• Languages: English
• ISBNs: 9781498535434
• Related ISBNs: 9781498535427
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