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Tres Concepciones del Hombre en la Filosofia de la India
Author Tola, Fernando
Source Pensamiento: Revista de Investigacion e Informacion Filosofica
Volumev.42
Date1986
Pages29 - 46
Content type期刊論文=Journal Article
Language西班牙文=Spanish
KeywordMen; Metaphysics; Sankara; Tola, Fernando
AbstractThe aim of this article is to present three conceptions of main in Indian philosophy:(I) the "materialistic conception" which considers that man is only a product of the combination of material elements. (II) The "Buddhist conception" which denied the existence of a soul and affirmed that man is only a conglomerate of unsubstantial elements and (III) "Shankara's conception" which maintained the existence of a spiritual entity in man.
ISSN00314749
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Created date2001.01.08
Modified date2014.02.24



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