The Early Buddhist answer to “What am I?”
<p>Acentral question in philosophy is the nature of the self. Different philosophical traditions have tried to answer the question “What am I?” resulting in a wide variety of conclusions. In this series, I will compare and contrast answers from philosophical traditions around the world.</p>
<p>You can read Part 1 about Upanishadic and Carvak views <a href="https://medium.com/philosophytoday/views-of-the-self-in-philosophical-traditions-part-1-8af1fb7a2f2f" rel="noopener">HERE</a>. They provide a great backdrop for the Buddhist view.</p>
<p>This second article will cover the early Buddhist view of the self developed in contrast to the Upanishadic view and Carvak. We will look at how Buddhist’s views developed in other countries at a later time.</p>
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