＊Please read the profile before purchasing. ◎ Anonymous delivery ◎ Popular Sanga Bunko #Out-of-print Sanga Bunko It's clean as shown in the photos. There are no noticeable scratches or stains, but there are some minor scuffs that are not visible in the photos. There is almost no yellowing as shown in the photos. In my opinion, it's in good condition for a used book. It's not often seen because of the limited distribution. It's a popular book, so you can expect a good resale value after reading it. Please purchase it early. "The Logic of Buddha and Nagarjuna: Dependent Origination and the Middle Way" Michiko Ishitobi Price: ¥1500 + tax (¥1650) First edition, December 2012 "Buddha's Logic" is a logic that explains "the path to happiness" hidden within the teachings of Buddhism. It deals with both "events" and "language," which modern logic has distinguished as different logics, and skillfully speaks of the parts that modern logic cannot. Nagarjuna, the greatest logician in India, discovered Buddha's logic and revealed that it is within the teachings of Buddha. This book is the first attempt to show the basis of Buddha's omniscience as logic, using a logical device = "truth table" that shows the possibilities of all linguistic expressions. Michiko Ishitobi (born 1951) A Japanese Buddhist scholar. Born in Hokkaido in 1951. Part-time lecturer at Hokusei Gakuen University. Special-appointment professor at Sapporo Otani University. Completed the doctoral program in Oriental Philosophy at the Graduate School of Letters, Hokkaido University. Specializes in Indian philosophy and Nagarjuna thought. Her books include "Epistemology of the New Indian Logic School - Japanese Translation and Commentary of 'Manikana'" (co-authored with Keiichi Miyamoto, Yamakibofusho Rin), "Amazing! Inside the Indian Mind - Reading Super-Logical Thinking" (Kodansha), "Five Difficult Questions of Buddha's Logic" (Kodansha Sensho Metier), "A Study of Nagarjuna's 'Upayahrdaya'" (Yamakibofusho Rin), "The Logic of Buddha and Nagarjuna - Dependent Origination and the Middle Way" (Sanga), "Buddha's Gentle Logic - Learning Good Communication Methods with Dependent Origination" (Sanga Shinsho), and "Talk with Nagarjuna! - The Language Strategy of 'Upayahrdaya'" (Daihōrinkaku). ＊Mainly deals with popular works and out-of-print paperback editions. Please check the seller's product list. #MichikoIshitobi #Michiko_Ishitobi #book #religion/Buddhism