Description: This book is a study of Candrakirti's philosophy and of his place in the history of the Madhyamaka, or Middle Way school of Buddhist philosophy as it has developed in India, Tibet, and in modernity.
Review Quotes: "This work is a comprehensive, clear, and capably argued contemporary explication of Candrakīrti's philosophy, which pushes hard towards realism. It is rooted in the similar views of the Tibetan Geluk school but defended with independent philosophical rigour. It should be at the top of the reading list for those interested in Madhyamaka as a live perspective in philosophy." -- Justin P. Holder, Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews