James Duerlinger Livres

This translation of Plato’s Sophist conveys the peculiar nature of the doctrines expressed in the Greek text, and it includes an introduction that attempts – without recourse to contemporary technical philosophical ideas.

The translation of Vasubandhu's Atmavadapratisedha offers insights into his contributions to medieval Indian Buddhist philosophy. This treatise complements his renowned Abhidharmakoshbhasya, providing a deeper understanding of Buddhist thought and the philosophical discourse surrounding the self. The work explores key concepts and arguments that shaped the development of Buddhist philosophy, making it an essential read for those interested in the complexities of this intellectual tradition.

Exploring the nature of the self, this book delves into Indian philosophical traditions and examines Buddhist critiques, particularly through the works of ntarak ita and Kamala-la. It highlights key concepts and arguments, making it a valuable resource for scholars in Philosophy, Religious Studies, and Buddhist Studies. The analysis of these philosophical dialogues offers insights into the complexities of self-conception in Indian thought.

This translation of Plato's Sophist captures the unique doctrines of the original Greek text and includes an accessible introduction. It explains Plato's philosophy through the lens of Aristotle and ancient Platonists, making it ideal for undergraduate courses on Plato and ancient philosophy.