Eugéne Obermiller

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Aryan Culture

The Indian Historical Quarterly

Vol. 10 · No. 2

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The Indian Historical Quarterly

Nirvana according to the Tibetan Tradition

This article examines interpretations of nirvana in Tibetan Buddhist scholastic tradition. It begins by noting that all Buddhist schools agree that nirvana signifies cessation (nirodha) of the…

June - 1934Vol. 10 · No. 2pp. 211–257

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The Indian Historical Quarterly

Vol. 9 · No. 1

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The Indian Historical Quarterly

A Study of the Twenty Aspects of Sunyata

By Eugéne Obermiller

A Study of the Twenty Aspects of Sunyata examines Haribhadra's analysis of the 20 aspects of relativity (shunyata) within the Madhyamika framework, drawing from the *Abhisamayalamkara* and Tibetan…

March - 1933Vol. 9 · No. 1pp. 170–187

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The Indian Historical Quarterly

Vol. 8 · No. 4

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The Account of the Buddha's Nirvana and the first Councils according to the Vinayaksudraka

By Eugéne Obermiller

Under the “Miscellany” section, this article analyses Professor L. Finot’s theory that the Pāli texts Mahāparinibbāna‑sutta and Cullavagga were originally part of a single narrative describing the…

December - 1932Vol. 8 · No. 4pp. 781–784

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Nirvana according to the Tibetan Tradition

A Study of the Twenty Aspects of Sunyata

The Account of the Buddha's Nirvana and the first Councils according to the Vinayaksudraka

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