Schopenhauer's encounter with Indian thought : representation and will and their Indian parallels

Content: \"\"Cover\"\"
 \"\"Contents\"\"
 \"\"Preface and Acknowledgments\"\"
 \"\"Abbreviations\"\"
 \"\"Chapter One Introduction\"\"
 \"\"Chapter Two Schopenhauer in Context: The “Oriental Renaissance�\"\"
 \"\"Chapter Three Schopenhauer�s Indian Sources: Hinduism\"\"
 \"\"Chapter Four Schopenhauer�s Indian Sources: Buddhism\"\"
 \"\"Chapter Five “Representation�: Schopenhauer and the Reality-Status of the World\"\"
 \"\"Chapter Six The Reality-Status of the Empirical World: The MÄ?dhyamika Teaching\"\"
 \"\"Chapter Seven Advaita VedÄ?nta: The World as Illusory Appearance\"\" \"\"Chapter Eight Conclusions: Schopenhauerâ€?s Representation and Its Indian Affinities\"\"\"\"Chapter Nine Schopenhauerâ€?s Conception of the World as Will\"\"
 \"\"Chapter Ten Schopenhauer: The Will in Its General Forms (Ideas)\"\"
 \"\"Chapter Eleven Metaphysical Factors behind the Empirical World: Advaita VedÄ?nta\"\"
 \"\"Chapter Twelve The Arising of the Empirical World in Buddhism: The YogÄ?cÄ?ra Teaching\"\"
 \"\"Chapter Thirteen Conclusions: Schopenhauer�s Will and Comparable Indian Ideas\"\"
 \"\"Chapter Fourteen The Ontological Status of Will\"\" \"\"Chapter Fifteen Beyond the Will: “Better Consciousness� and the “Pure Subject of Knowing�\"\"\"\"Chapter Sixteen The Hidden Compass: Schopenhauer and the Limits of Philosophy\"\"
 \"\"Chapter Seventeen Schopenhauer and Indian Thought\"\"
 \"\"Notes\"\"
 \"\"Bibliography\"\"
 \"\"Index\"\"
 \"\"About the Author \"\"
 \"\"Back Cover \"\"