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Yogic Perception, Meditation and Altered States of Consciousness
Author Franco, Eli (編) ; Eigner, Dagmar (編)
Date2009.12.31
Pages483
PublisherAustrian Academy of Sciences Press
Publisher Url http://www.oeaw.ac.at/en/research-institutes/verlag/der-verlag-der-oeaw/
LocationVienna, Austria [維也納, 奧地利]
Content type書籍=Book
Language英文=English
KeywordPhilosophie; Altered States of Consciousness; Asiatische Religionswissenschaft; Meditation; Yogic Perception
AbstractThe volume presents seventeen papers by different scholars that examine, from an interdisciplinary perspective, questions concerning meditation and yogic perception. The contributions focus on various aspects, such as the nature of consciousness, the relation of body and mind, and health, and bind together the perspectives and approaches of disciplines such as South Asian, Buddhist and Tibetan studies, religious studies, philosophy and the history of philosophy, medieval European history, anthropology and psychology. In contrast to recent interdisciplinary studies on meditation that take the natural sciences as their focal point (notably, quantum mechanics and neurophysiology), this volume uses methods established in the social sciences and humanities as tools for understanding meditative traditions, especially those found in Buddhism and Hinduism.
Table of contentsIntroduction 1

Part I: Yogic Perception in the South Asian and Tibetan Traditions
“Just Like Us, Just Like Now”: The Tactical Implications of the Mīmāṃsā Rejection of Yogic Perception 55
John Taber Yoga and our Epistemic Predicament 71
Meditation and Metaphysics: On their Mutual Relationship in South Asian Buddhism 93
Knowing Nothing: Candrakīrti and Yogic Perception 133
On the Career and the Cognition of Yogins 169
A Relativity Theory of the Purity and Validity of Perception in Indo-Tibetan Buddhism 215
The Materiality and Immanence of Gnosis in Some rNying-ma Tantric Sources 241
The So-called Yoga of Suppression in the Pātañjala Yogaśāstra 263
Yogic Perception According to the Later Tradition of the Viśiṣṭādvaita Vedānta 283
Perceiving God and Becoming Like Him: Yogic Perception and Its Implications in the Viṣṇuitic Tradition of Pāñcarātra 299

Part II: Meditation and Altered States of Consciousness from an Interdisciplinary Perspective
Meditation and Contemplation in High to Late Medieval Europe 321
Shamans and Transformation in Nepal and Peninsular Malaysia 347
Transformation of Consciousness through Suffering, Devotion, and Meditation 369
Psychedelics, Culture, and Consciousness: Insights from the Biocultural Perspective 389
Altered States of Consciousness as Structural Variations of the Cognitive System 407
Renaud van Quekelberghe Mindfulness and Psychotherapy: The Revival of Indian Meditative Traditions within Modern Psychology, Psychotherapy, and Medicine 435
Michael DelMonte
Empty Thy Mind and Come to Thy Senses: A De-constructive Path to Inner Peace 449
Contributors 481
ISBN3700166486; 9783700166481; 9783700167198 (eb)
DOIhttps://doi.org/10.1553/0x00223e25
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