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  1. Time and Change in Chinese Buddhist Philosophy: From Sengzhao to Chan Buddhism.JeeLoo Liu - 2023 - Philosophy Compass 18 (6):e12915.
    The philosophy of time and change in Chinese Buddhism originated in a short treatise written by an early Chinese monk, Sengzhao (c. 384-414 CE). In this treatise, “On the Immutability of Things (wubuqianlun),” Sengzhao proposed a revolutionary theory of time and change that opposed the traditional Chinese notion of change established by Confucianism and Daoism. His thesis of the immutability of things also seemingly defies a fundamental Buddhist teaching about the impermanence of things. More than a thousand years after Sengzhao, (...)
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  • Am I the only mind that exists?A. K. Jayesh - 2023 - Asian Philosophy 33 (3):250-262.
    This article offers an argument against solipsism, the view that there is only one mind that exists, my own, and that the world is a projection of my mind.1 We begin by offering a reductio ad absur...
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