Perspective voyage · From the fifth century BCE
If experiences form a causal stream, must we posit an unchanging owner behind it?
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The question that moves this idea
Instead of memorizing a conclusion, follow the evidence scenes to see what this perspective distinguishes and where its explanation stops.
Indian Buddhist theories analyze mental life as interrelated physical and psychological processes rather than the activity of an independent, enduring substantial self.
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Mind in Indian Buddhist Philosophy
Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy
Locator: Introduction; §1 History of the Issue
Open sourceTime × place
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450 BCE · From the fifth century BCE
Keep the voyage moving
Compare this perspective with three others on the same cases.
Enter the judgment sceneRestore the period, works, and places behind the single claim.
Open the person’s full voyageRead the claim inside its argument and publication or reception history.
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