The Dialectical Method of Nagarjuna by Elgin H. Johnston - February 5, 2002

Condition: clean copy, low left baton of dust jacket missing, the dust jacket itself protected by plastic cover.
Content: Thought only a 'minor work' in form, as regards its contents the 'Vigrahavyavartani' is a fundamental text of Madhyamika, as well as of the early Indian dialectical tradition. Not only does it admirably illustrate the dialectical method by Nagarjuna, the founder of the school, it it also clarifies the idea of Voidness [Sunyata] which has been so often misunderstood, not only in modern times and abroad, but in India itself, and in Nagarjuna's own time. The book includes the text both in Devanagari and Roman scripts edited by E H Johnston and Arnold Kunst along with an English translations.
144 pages.