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The Zen Notion of “Mind”-Or, is it “No-Mind”: critical reflections on Dale Wright’sPhilosophical Meditations

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Heine, S. The Zen Notion of “Mind”-Or, is it “No-Mind”: critical reflections on Dale Wright’sPhilosophical Meditations . Dao 4, 31–42 (2004). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02871079

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