佛陀占有四(或五?)Brahminical条款

What the Buddha Thought Pub Date : 2009-08-01 DOI:10.1558/equinox.19114

R. Gombrich

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这本书展示了佛陀是如何借用和扭曲婆罗门教术语的。我把五个在我看来很重要但不重要的案例单独列在附录中，以便那些觉得我的讨论过于专业的读者可以跳过它们来减轻他们的负担。

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The Buddha's Appropriation of Four (or Five?) Brahminical Terms

This book shows how the Buddha both borrowed and twisted brahminical terminology. Five cases which seem to me important but not central I have here segregated in an appendix so that readers who find my discussions too technical can lighten their load by skipping them.

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