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I Take Refuge in the Sangha. But how? The Puzzle of Intersubjectivity in Buddhist Philosophy Comments on Tzohar, Prueitt, and Kachru

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This is a reply to the essays by Catherin Prueitt, Sonam Kachru, and Roy Tzohar on the problem of intersubjectivity in Yogācāra, from a panel at the American Academy of Religion. I argue that the problem of explaining genuine intersubjectivity, as opposed to parallel subjectivity remains unsolved.

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  1. Smith College, Harvard Divinity School, Central Institute of Higher Tibetan Studies, University of Melbourne, Melbourne, Australia

    Jay L. Garfield

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Garfield, J.L. I Take Refuge in the Sangha. But how? The Puzzle of Intersubjectivity in Buddhist Philosophy Comments on Tzohar, Prueitt, and Kachru. SOPHIA 58, 85–89 (2019). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11841-019-0708-7

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