Actualidad de la escuela budista Madhymaka. En torno al nihilismo
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https://doi.org/10.24310/Contrastescontrastes.v2i0.1827Abstract
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La obra de Nagarjuna(Siglo II), el fundador de la Escuela budista Madhymaka, se revela en la actualidad como una de las maneras más agudas y radicales de afrontar el problema teórico y vital del nihilismo. En especial, el filósofo japonés contemporaneo Nishitani Keiji (1900-1990), perteneciente a la Escuela de Kyoto, descubre afinidades esenciale entre los métodos filosóicos de Nagarjuna y Nietzsche, orientadas hacia una "autosuperación" del nihilismo. Se trata de profundizar la nietzscheana afirmación dionisiaca de la vida a través del "camino medio" de Nagarjuna: la autorrealización mental y vital de la "vacuidad (shunyatá)-
NAGARJUNA-NISHITANI-NIHILISMO-VACUIDAD
ABSTRACT
The work of Nagarjuna (s.II), founder of the Buddhist School Madhyamaka, currently appears as a very smart and radical way of conronting the theoretical and vital problem of nihilism. For example, the contemporary Japanese philosopher Nishitani Keiji (1900-1990), member of the Kyoto School, shows the esential affinity between Nagarjuna's and Nietzche's philosophical methods, both oriented towards a "self-overcoming"of nihilism. nishitani tries to study in depth Nietzsche'es Dionysian affirmation of life thought Nagarjuna's "Middle Way": the mental and vital self- relatization of emptiness (shunyatá)
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NAGARJUNA-NISHITANI.NIHILISM-EMPTINESS
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