Exploring the Plausibility and Implications of the Buddhist Doctrine of No-Self
Introduction The Buddhist doctrine of no-self (anatta/anatman) constitutes a cornerstone of Buddhist philosophy, challenging established notions of selfhood and individual identity. This doctrine posits that all phenomena, including the self, lack inherent and unchanging essences. Instead, they are transient, interconnected, and subject to continual transformation. This comprehensive essay undertakes a critical analysis of the plausibility […]