دانلود کتاب Comparing Husserl’s Phenomenology and Chinese Yogacara in a Multicultural World: A Journey Beyond Orientalism

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Cover\nHalftitle page\nSeries page\nTitle page\nCopyright page\nContents\nTables\nAcknowledgments\nAbbreviations\nNote on Usage and Convention\nPrologue\nPart One The Journey\n 1 Overcoming Orientalism with Multiculturalism\n Synthetization and Juxtaposition5\n The Politics of Recognition in Multiculturalism\n The “Both–And” Approach\n 2 Contextualizing Chinese Yogācāra\n Yogācāra before Xuanzang\n From Sanskrit Vijñaptimātra to Chinese Weishi9\n Decline and Revival of Weishi\n Three Levels in Chinese Weishi\n 3 Contextualizing Husserl’s Phenomenology\n The Influence of Franz Brentano\n Phenomenology as Transcendental Philosophy\n Reflection on the Crisis of European Science\n Two Levels in Husserl’s Phenomenology\nPart Two The Road\n 4 Intentionality in Husserl’s Phenomenology\n Phase 1: Intentionality as Directedness\n Phase 2: Noesis–Noema Correlate\n Phase 3: Ego–Cogito–Cogitatum\n Phase 4: Intentionality of the We13\n 5 Intentionality in Chinese Yogācāra\n Intentionality in Translation and Elaboration\n Intentionality, No-self, and Self-attachments\n Intentionality, Other Minds, and Dharma-attachments15\n The Intentionality of Mental Factors\n 6 Intentionality and Non-conceptualism\n What is (Non-)conceptualism?\n Husserl’s Contribution to Non-conceptualism3\n Chinese Yogācārins’ Contribution to Non-conceptualism\nPart Three The Tracks\n 7 Essence in Husserl’s Phenomenology1\n Essence in Early Husserl\n Essence after the Transcendental Turn\n Essence in Later Husserl\n 8 Essence in Chinese Yogācāra1\n The Madhyamaka Refutation of Essence (Svabhāva)\n The Yogācāra Objections to Essence (Svabhāva)\n Essence, Emptiness, and Existence\n 9 Essence in Comparative Philosophy\n Essence in Husserl’s Phenomenology: A Reappraisal\n Essence in Later Chinese Yogācāra: A Reappraisal\n The Problem of Essence: A Reappraisal\nPart Four The Destination\n 10 The Gate of Practice\n Causes and Conditions\n Agents Between the Good and the Evil\n Awakening between Sam·sāra and Nirvān·a\n 11 The Path Towards Awakening\n Gotra and Buddha Nature\n Self-power and Other-power\n Five Stages of Realizing Consciousness-only15\n 12 Revisiting the Process of Awakening\n Epoché and Yogācāra Contemplation\n Empathy and Moral Actions4\n Communal Renewal and Social Construction5\nEpilogue\nNotes\nBibliography\nIndex