A peer-reviewed philosophy encyclopedia entry on the Buddhist two truths doctrine, conventional and ultimate truth, and how the four major Tibetan schools interpret it differently.
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Sonam Thakchoe's Two Truths in Tibet entry for the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy is peer reviewed and continuously maintained under the SEP's dedicated academic editorial process, treated at the top tier as peer reviewed specialist scholarship. NotesA peer-reviewed academic encyclopedia with named, credentialed authors, an editorial board and a citable last-revised date read directly from the live page. Reliable for the technical content of the two truths doctrine and its Tibetan interpretive debate.
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AuthorSonam Thakchoe
PublisherStanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy
Publication Year2022
URLhttps://plato.stanford.edu/entries/twotruths-tibet/
Source Typereference article
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