Out of Sight, Into Mind is a groundbreaking exploration of debates over yogic perception, revealing their contemporary relevance as a catalyst for comparative philosophy.
Out of Sight, Into Mind is a groundbreaking exploration of debates over yogic perception, revealing their contemporary relevance as a catalyst for comparative philosophy.
Acknowledgments Introduction Part I: Hindu Traditions and Epistemology 1. Extramission, Remote Seeing, and Intuitions 2. The Epistemology of Authority and Testimony Part II: Indian Buddhism and Phenomenology 3. Pragmatism and Coherentism 4. Omniphenomenology Part III: Tibetan Buddhism and Language 5. Gelug Representationalism 6. Sakya Antirepresentationalism Conclusion Notes References Index
Acknowledgments Introduction Part I: Hindu Traditions and Epistemology 1. Extramission, Remote Seeing, and Intuitions 2. The Epistemology of Authority and Testimony Part II: Indian Buddhism and Phenomenology 3. Pragmatism and Coherentism 4. Omniphenomenology Part III: Tibetan Buddhism and Language 5. Gelug Representationalism 6. Sakya Antirepresentationalism Conclusion Notes References Index
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