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m, this book argues that the self is an illusion created by a tier of non-illusory consciousness and a tier of desire-driven thought and emotion, and that separateness underpins the self‘s illusory status.978-1-349-28303-3978-0-230-80054-0

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,Nibbāna,ply . an event of cessation (of . and ignorance) or the unconditioned reality, depending upon the context in which the term is used. I also hold that the suttas support a plausible reading in which ., when construed as the unconditioned, is . experiential, although its full experience is literally beyond imagination.

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Discursive Approaches to Language Policy assume we are? If the self is real, then this sense of self will reflect a real self that is sensed. If the self lacks reality, then our sense of self will not reflect an actual self but will have to be explained by factors that do not appeal to the self in their ontology.

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MABE Research: Content and Methodologyiousness. What makes this account unconventional is that standard Western accounts of self-as-illusion, following in the tradition of Hume and James, usually consider most of these ascribed features (in particular, those I refer to as . and .) to have an illusory status in themselves; they are what . the self illusory.

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Siti Aeisha Joharry,Mohd Faizal Kasmanicause the model is itself atypical, but because the model sets the stage for further enquiry in a way that other models of ‘no-self’ cannot accommodate. I talked about this enquiry in the Preface and will conclude this book by saying a few more words about it.