Malcolm Keating

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4,319 appearances 26 recordings 1 series first heard Sep 2019 last heard Sep 2024

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New Books in Philosophy · Jan Westerhoff, "Candrakirti's Introduction to the Middle Way: A Guide" (Oxford UP, 2023) · 20 Jan 2024 podcast

And so you're, of course, hoping that people read Chandra Kirti's text, not just your guide, but you're also hoping that they'll read your guide.

So maybe could you speak a little bit to how you hope

students and professors who are interested in Chandra Kirti, how they read your work and how they read Chandra Kirti, what they might get out of this book, especially if maybe then they're going to go back to Western traditions of philosophy.

What might you think that they could get from the book?

Great.

Thank you.

So I appreciate all of your time.

I don't want to keep you any longer, but last question, what are you working on right now that this book is, as we speak, about to be published?

Great.

Well, we'll look forward to that and maybe we'll get a chance to talk to you all about it then.

Thanks for your time,

New Books in Philosophy · Tyler Dalton McNabb and Erik Baldwin, "Classical Theism and Buddhism: Connecting Metaphysical and Ethical Systems" (Bloomsbury, 2023) · 20 Dec 2023 podcast

Welcome to New Books in Philosophy, a channel on the New Books Network. voice-verified

I'm Malcolm Keating, and today we'll be talking to Eric Baldwin and Tyler McNabb, authors of Classical Theism and Buddhism, Connecting Metaphysical and Ethical Systems, published by Bloomsbury Academic Press in twenty twenty two. voice-verified

Welcome to New Books in Philosophy, Eric and Tyler. voice-verified

Great. voice-verified

Glad to have you here. voice-verified

Let's let's just dive in. voice-verified

Uh your book argues that classical theism and Buddhism, or at least some Buddhisms on some interpretations, are philosophically compatible. voice-verified

But this is a pretty surprising claim given some of the metaphysical commitments that most Buddhist philosophers hold. voice-verified

So we'll dive into your arguments soon, but maybe first top line, can you explain why you think this is an important claim to defend? voice-verified

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