Review: Pyrrhonism: How the Ancient Greeks Reinvented Buddhism [Book Review]

Journal of Buddhist Ethics 17:56-65 (2010)
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Abstract

Adrian Kuzminski’s book is a work of comparative philosophy. It examines Pyrrhonism in terms of its connection and similarity to some Eastern non-dogmatic soteriological traditions, in particular, to Madhyamaka Buddhism. An important part of the author’s objective is to examine the historical evidence supporting Pyrrhonism’s origins in Indian Buddhism and to gain a more nuanced understanding of both these philosophical and religious traditions.

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Kristian Urstad
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