Buddhist Theory of Samskrta-dharma and Asamskrta-dharma
Yao Wei-qun
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Yao Wei-qun
Abstract
Samskrta-dharma and Asamskrta-dharm are the basic concepts that are used by Buddhism when it classifies all things or all phenomena.These two concepts involve the Buddhist main views about natural phenomena,they also involve Buddhist typical expression of its highest religious goal.Buddhism explains these two concepts in all its main stages of development.There are similarities and dissimilarities of Buddhist theories about these two concepts in different periods of Buddhism.The comparative research in this aspect has important significance in understanding the features of Buddhist theories.
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Samskrta-dharma and Asamskrta-dharm are the basic concepts that are used by Buddhism when it classifies all things or all phenomena.These two concepts involve the Buddhist main views about natural phenomena,they also involve Buddhist typical expression of its highest religious goal.Buddhism explains these two concepts in all its main stages of development.There are similarities and dissimilarities of Buddhist theories about these two concepts in different periods of Buddhism.The comparative research in this aspect has important significance in understanding the features of Buddhist theories.
Key concepts: Dharma, Buddhism, Epistemology, Philosophy, Theology