What to expect when you're expecting more Indian philosophy

Here is the tentative list of episodes that Jonardon and I have planned to wrap up our look at ancient Indian thought. This focuses on Jain and, especially, Buddhist thought - up to Dignaga. We may or may not return to do a further series on later Indian philosophy; both of us would like to but obviously it is a big time commitment for Jonardon and it competes with other things I want to tackle in the podcast, like China and getting on with European history of philosophy. So just in case, we are finishing with an episode that will sprint through the later tradition to give just a sense of what would be to come.

Comments welcome of course! (Note: this list doesn't include interviews, but there will be five of these as well, we think.)

The Buddhists and Jains: introduction

Nāgārjuna on Emptiness

Nāgārjuna on Change

Nāgārjuna’s Tetralemma

Umāsvāti’s Theory of Standpoints

Jain Non-onesidedeness

Vasubandhu and Yogacara Buddhism

Dignāga’s Epistemology

Buddhist Logic

Buddhaghosa on mind

Dignāga on Mind

Tantra

Influence between Indian and European thought

Indian Philosophy After Dignāga