Buddhist Ethics as Moral Phenomenology:
A Defense and Development of the Theory

By Colin Simonds

64 pages

… an ethical theory centered on the experience of an individual where perception and affect are the loci of moral development

About: Vajrayāna Buddhist Ethics

Published in 2021 in The Journal of Buddhist Ethics.

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@article{simonds-colin2021-moral-phenomenology,
    title={{B}uddhist {E}thics as {M}oral {P}henomenology: {A} {D}efense and {D}evelopment of the {T}heory},
    author={Colin Simonds},
    year=2021,
    month=dec,
    journal={The Journal of Buddhist Ethics},
    volume=28,
    pages={339--402},
    keywords={tantric,ethics,academic},
    ranking={rank3},
    url={https://blogs.dickinson.edu/buddhistethics/files/2021/12/Simonds_21_FD.pdf}
}

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