Can we make any judgements about what is really the case? Is there an ineffable reality which is beyond our grasp? Does anything have to be ultimately real for us to do science?

We discuss each question and more in this episode of the podcast with Justin Holder.

What is no-self? What do feminists, good and bad, have to say about the concept? What is bell hooks’ aesthetics of radical black subjectivity? How no-self inform our understanding of bell hooks? All this and more in this week’s episode with Leah Kalmanson!

This week’s guest Jin Y Park speaks on Zen master Kim Iryŏp, Mahāyāna body transformation literature, women's position in Buddhism and modern Korea, and whether Buddhist existentialist and feminist struggles have anything in common

The Buddhist Philosophy Podcast.

The title allows us to do many things. In the previous episodes we have looked at Buddhist philosophy. In this episode we tools from continental philosophy to critique Buddhism.

Part 2 of a discussion with Jay Garfield. The previous episode explains why and how we should engage with Buddhist philosophy. In this episode we investigate some areas where Jay engages with Buddhist philosophy in his book, Engaging Buddhism.

What is the glaring problem with academic philosophy that no-one talks about? Why should we diversify our curriculum? How can we go about doing so? In this episode, we dive into each of these questions with Jay L Garfield, a pioneer of cross-cultural philosophy