Self-sceptical ethics and selfless morality

a historical and cross-cultural overview

Gordon F. Davis

1-20

The ethics of self-knowledge in Platonic and Buddhist philosophy

Michael Griffin

21-72

Detachment in Buddhist and stoic ethics

ataraxia and apatheia and equanimity

Emily McRae

73-89

Skepticism and religious practice in Sextus and Nāgārjuna

Ethan Mills

91-106

Spinoza through the prism of later "East-West" exchanges

analogues of buddhist themes in the ethics and the works of early spinozists

Gordon F. Davis, Mary D. Renaud

107-130

Hume as a western Mādhyamika

the case from ethics

Jay L. Garfield

131-143

The contingency of willing

a Vijñānavāda critique of Schopenhauer and Nietzsche

Douglas L. Berger

161-177

Selfless care?

Heidegger and Anattā

Sonia Sikka

179-195

Echoes of Anattā and Buddhist ethics in William James and Bertrand Russell

Nalini Ramlakhan

197-217

Altruism in the charnel ground

Śāntideva and Parfit on Anātman, reductionism and benevolence

Stephen Harris

219-234

The ethics of interconnectedness

Charles Taylor, no-self, and Buddhism

Ashwani Peetush

235-251

Variations on Anātman

buddhist themes in deep ecology and in future-directed environmental ethics

Gordon B. Davis

253-273