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'This Being, that Becomes': Reconsidering the Role of the imasmiṃ sati Formula in Early Buddhism
Author Jones, Dhivan Thomas (著)
Source Journal of the International Association of Buddhist Studies=JIABS
Volumev.45
Date2022
Pages119 - 155
PublisherPeeters Publishers
Publisher Url http://www.peeters-leuven.be/
LocationLeuven, Belgium [魯汶, 比利時]
Content type期刊論文=Journal Article
Language英文=English
AbstractThis article investigates the original meaning of dependent arising in the Buddha’s teaching, by focussing on the imasmiṃ sati formula. Modern scholars such as the Rhys Davidses, K.N. Jayatilleke and Paul Williams have interpreted it as a principle of causation, comparable to a scientific conception of causation. I argue instead that this formula implies that the Buddha held that causation is nothing more than the correlation of causes and effects, and that it commits the Buddha to a Humean regularity thesis about causation. I draw a distinction between the Buddhist and scientific concepts of causation, and then summarise an alternative approach made by more recent scholars such as Sue Hamilton, Noa Ronkin and Eviatar Shulman, who present dependent arising in terms of conditionality in the causal structure of subjective experience. I conclude by presenting the argument that the imasmiṃ sati formula does not express a principle of causation but is rather a formula for the method of discovering and presenting causation as conditionality in experience.
Table of contentsAbstract 119
The Problem of Dependent Arising 119
The Modernist Interpretation Of The Imasmiṃ Sati Formula 123
The Logic Of The Imasmiṃ Sati Formula 126
The Modern View Of Causation 129
Dependent Arising As a Concept Of Causation 131
Conditionality and Experience 135
The Imasmiṃ Sati Formula and the Phenomena of Experience 139
The Imasmiṃ Sati Formula As a Method Of Discovery 140
The Imasmiṃ Sati Formula As a Presentation Summary 144
Conclusion 147
Abbreviations 150
References 151
ISSN0193600X (P); 25070347 (E)
DOIhttps://doi.org/10.2143/JIABS.45.0.3291578
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Created date2023.05.29
Modified date2023.05.29



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