Buddhist Ethics: A Very Short Introduction

Buddhist Ethics: A Very Short Introduction

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Action & Adventure History Philosophy
Format Paperback
Pages 148
Language English
Published Sep 8, 2005
Publisher Oxford University Press
Edition 1
ISBN-10 0195678702
ISBN-13 9780195678703
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In a concise exploration of the ethical foundations of Buddhism, this work by Damien Keown delves into the core principles that guide the lives of millions. It presents a clear and engaging overview of Buddhist ethics, unpacking the complex concepts such as karma, compassion, and the pursuit of enlightenment. Keown brings together philosophical insights and practical applications, making the teachings accessible to both newcomers and those familiar with Buddhist traditions.

The narrative encourages readers to reflect on the relevance of these ancient teachings in contemporary society. With a focus on how ethical considerations can shape individual behavior and societal norms, the work resonates with anyone interested in the intersection of morality and spirituality. Keown’s ability to distill profound ideas into digestible thoughts paves the way for a deeper understanding of how Buddhist ethics can inform personal conduct and cultivate a more compassionate world.

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