Comprehensive Study of Symbiosis in Indian and Buddhist Thought: with Reference to the Construction of Thought and Its Transformation (Indoteki kyouseishisou no sougeteki kenkyu: Shisou kouzou to sono juyou wo megutte)

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Cultural and philosophical conditions of dialogical coexistence.  (pages 439-546)Hayo B. E. D. Krombach

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