Buddhist physicalism? Non-self metaphysics and phenomenal consciousness

One of the many schools of philosophy that populated the variegated intellectual landscape of ancient India was that of the Cārvākas, who defended an early form of materialism.1 The Cārvākas were h...

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British Journal for the History of Philosophy
Published
2026-06-30
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https://doi.org/10.1080/09608788.2026.2681880
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Indian and Buddhist Studies
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Buddhist physicalism? Non-self metaphysics and phenomenal consciousness

Jan Westerhoff
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Buddhist physicalism? Non-self metaphysics and phenomenal consciousness

Jan Westerhoff
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One of the many schools of philosophy that populated the variegated intellectual landscape of ancient India was that of the Cārvākas, who defended an early form of materialism.1 The Cārvākas were h...

British Journal for the History of Philosophy
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Indian and Buddhist Studies
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