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Erich Frauwallner (December 28, 1898 – July 5, 1974) was an
Austrian professor, a
pioneer in the
field of
Buddhist studies.
Frauwallner studied classical...
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independent doctrines. The
prominent Western scholar of Abhidharma,
Erich Frauwallner, has said that
these Buddhist systems are "among the
major achievements...
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either during the
lifetime of the Buddha, or thereafter.
According to
Frauwallner, the
Buddhist texts show a
shift in the
explanation of the root cause...
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transcendent reality," and "equated with
Brahman in this sense."
Frauwallner states that "many gods are
traced back to the one Godhead. The one (ekam)...
- self nor
sentient being, nor soul, nor personality.
Williams refers to
Frauwallner (1973, p. 155) Many
ancient Upanishads of
Hinduism describe yoga and...
- (2000), p. 22.
Gombrich (2009), p. 131.
Gethin (1998), pp. 141–142.
Frauwallner 1973, pp. 167–168.
Hajime Nakamura. The
Theory of 'Dependent Origination'...
- 270–350 CE) is a name
whose use was
pioneered by
Buddhist scholars Erich Frauwallner,
Giuseppe Tucci, and
Hakuju Ui to
distinguish one of the
three founders...
- the
monks Dharmayasas and
Dharmagupta at Ch'ang An.
According to
Erich Frauwallner, it
contains some of the same
doctrinal content and
listings that appear...
- the Mahāparinibbāna Sutta,
leading scholars like
Louis Finot and
Erich Frauwallner to
conclude that they
originally formed a
single continuous narrative...
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Sinhalese prakrit additions.
Reviewing the
literature by
figures such as
Frauwallner,
Wynne argues that the pali
suttas reached Sri
Lanka by 250 BCE and that...
