Suffering and the Shape of Well-Being in Buddhist Ethics

By Stephen J. Harris

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Buddhist ideas about suffering narrow the shape any acceptable theory of welfare may take. [This] narrowing process itself is enough to reconstruct a philosophical defense of the forms of life endorsed in Buddhist texts.

About: Buddhist Philosophy in Dialogue Monastic Buddhism Buddhist Ethics

Published in 2014 in Asian Philosophy by Routledge.

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    title={{S}uffering and the {S}hape of {W}ell-{B}eing in {B}uddhist {E}thics},
    author={Stephen J. Harris},
    publisher={Routledge},
    year=2014,
    month=nov,
    journal={Asian Philosophy},
    volume=24,
    number=3,
    pages={242--259},
    keywords={dialogue,monastic,ethics},
    doi={10.1080/09552367.2014.952931},
    openalex_id={W2026811628},
    ranking={rank2},
    url={https://philpapers.org/archive/HARSAT-21.pdf}
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