Introduction, annotated translations, and Tibetan texts of selected sections of the second chapter of the Madhymakaloka.

Madhyamika and Epistemology, A Study of Kamalashila's Method for Proving the Voidness of al Dharmas, Ryusei Keira, Arbeitskreis fur Tibetische und Buddhistische Studien, Paperback , 304pp., 2004, $66.00

Acknowledgments vii
Abbreviations xix
Bibliography xxiii
1. Introductory Remarks 1
2. The Madhyamika Philosophical Project and Dharmakirtian Epistemology 19
3. Kamalasila's interpretation of Nonperception 47
ENGLISH TRANSLATIONS 87
1. The Establishment ofthe Absence of Intrinsic Nature in Reality by means of Direct Perception 89
2. The Proof of the Absence of Intrinsic Nature in Reality my means of inference 119
3. The Proof of the Absence of Intrinsic Nature in Reality by means of Nonperception (anupalabdhi) 153
4. The Proof of the Absence of Intrinsic Nature in Reality by means of the "Neither One Nor Many" Reason 173
TIBETAN TEXTS 221
1. The Establishment ofthe Absence of Intrinsic Nature in Reality by means of Direct Perception 223
2. The Proof of the Absence of Intrinsic Nature in Reality my means of inference 231
3. The Proof of the Absence of Intrinsic Nature in Reality by means of Nonperception 243
4. The Proof of the Absence of Intrinsic Nature in Reality by means of the "Neither One Nor Many" Reason 251
INDICES 267