‘That bhikkhu lets go both the near and far shores’:
meaning and metaphor in the refrain from the uraga verses

By Dhivan Thomas Jones

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37 pages

… a consideration of metaphor in the uraga verses refrain, and how the refrain may be an example of early Buddhist non-dualism

About: Nibbāna Imagery in the EBTs

Published in 2016 in The Journal of the Oxford Center for Buddhist Studies by The Oxford Centre for Buddhist Studies.

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@article{jones-d-t2016-refrain-from-the-uraga-verses,
    title={‘{T}hat bhikkhu lets go both the near and far shores’: meaning and metaphor in the refrain from the \textit{uraga} verses},
    author={Dhivan Thomas Jones},
    publisher={The Oxford Centre for Buddhist Studies},
    year=2016,
    journal={The Journal of the Oxford Center for Buddhist Studies},
    volume=11,
    pages={71--107},
    keywords={nibbana,imagery},
    ranking={rank2},
    url={http://www.jocbs.org/index.php/jocbs/article/view/145/168}
}

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