Buddhism, Knowledge and Liberation

The exploration of liberating knowledge in Buddhism highlights its significance in achieving freedom from suffering and ignorance. This philosophical study examines how understanding the three characteristics of existence—impermanence, not-self, and suffering—fits into the broader context of the Buddhist path. It addresses various interpretations within the tradition, including anti-realist and mystical perspectives, while critically analyzing underlying assumptions of the Buddhist worldview. Accessible and comprehensive, this work is valuable for scholars of Buddhist Studies and comparative philosophy.