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The author at No Treason in a related article titled A Consequentialist Argument For Government writes:
Unbundling the Warlord, Bryan Caplan | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009
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He explains the differences within the Madhyamika school: the Svatantrika (Autonomist) view of a subtle objective reality and the ultimate Prasangika (Consequentialist) view of dependent origination and emptiness that explains the functionality of merely nominated appearances.
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He explains the differences within the Madhyamika school: the Svatantrika (Autonomist) view of a subtle objective reality and the ultimate Prasangika (Consequentialist) view of dependent origination and emptiness that explains the functionality of merely nominated appearances.
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Prasangika (Middle Way Consequentialist), and how the two extremes of nihilism and reification are avoided by seeing that �dependent origination is the meaning of emptiness.
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Prasangika (Middle Way Consequentialist), and how the two extremes of nihilism and reification are avoided by seeing that dependent origination is the meaning of emptiness.
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He explains the differences within the Madhyamika school: the Svatantrika (Autonomist) view of a subtle objective reality and the ultimate Prasangika (Consequentialist) view of dependent origination and emptiness that explains the functionality of merely nominated appearances.
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Prasangika (Middle Way Consequentialist), and how the two extremes of nihilism and reification are avoided by seeing that dependent origination is the meaning of emptiness.
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Prasangika (Middle Way Consequentialist), and how the two extremes of nihilism and reification are avoided by seeing that �dependent origination is the meaning of emptiness.
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He explains the differences within the Madhyamika school: the Svatantrika (Autonomist) view of a subtle objective reality and the ultimate Prasangika (Consequentialist) view of dependent origination and emptiness that explains the functionality of merely nominated appearances.
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Consequentialist arguments based on one or more of these goods are used to justify nine of the ten core Mohist doctrines, including the fundamental moral principles of inclusive care and rejecting aggression.
Mohism Fraser, Chris 2009
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