Issues of Philosophy of Mind in Buddhist Philosophy
Subject Areas : Buddhism
salva Rokhsari Dolatabadi
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Saeid Gravand
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1 - Azarbaijan Shahid Madani university, Department of religion and mysticism
2 - دانشیار دانشگاه مدنی آذربایجان
Keywords: Mind, Philosophy of mind, Buddhist philosophy, Mindfullness, Consciousness,
Abstract :
In Buddhist philosophy, the main issues that are discussed in the philosophy of mind are as follows: what is the mind, the origin of mental impressions, the problem of mental models,the storehouse of the mind, classification of mental states,mind-awareness, and mind-body issues.In Buddhist philosophy,the mind is like a flame of a candle that is constantly changing,which can be referred to as consciousness, thinking and all perceptions.In Buddhist thought, another topic of the philosophy of mind is related to the discussion of the mental model, which is important in Buddhist thought because it can better explain the meaning of the world to a person and make the issue of suffering and the complexity of life issues understandable.The problem of mind and body is another important topic of the philosophy of mind. Buddhist philosophical schools have presented various explanations and theories according to their particular worldview.The findings of the research show that in discussing the relationship between mind and body, Buddhist philosophy believes in the interaction of mind and body.This article tries to analyze and examine the issues of philosophy of mind in Buddhist philosophy with a new look in the form of some questions
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