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Joyce L. Dunlop is analysed with regard to the telos of Buddhist praxis, before describing the synchronic Buddhist conception of the person as an aggregated psychophysical entity (.) lacking substantive self. The same model of the person is then conceived diachronically in terms of the ontogenetic theory of the tw