Mark Siderits, "How Things Are: An Introduction to Buddhist Metaphysics" (Oxford UP, 2021)
New Books in Philosophy
Is There a Non Contradiction in the Indian Buddhist Tradition?
T turn to the argument you just sketched, which is about the the evans argument and determinate indeterminacy. You were giving some binaries it that it seemed like things had too either be one way or another. But here's something that i've heard remarked on a somebody at least, don't hold to the laws of classical logic,. So maybe not the personalists historically, but ah, couldn't we say that there's a buddhist view on which we just give up the law of classical logic? He may have heard that, but not from any classical Indian buddhist.
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