Buddhism : science and medicine / Gerhard Kl�unger.

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Cover -- Titelei -- Impressum -- Table of Contents -- How Buddhist Philosophy can help us to identify the cultural sources of our global crises -- Friedrich Wallner und Michael Franck (University of Vienna) -- Enlightened Life, Integration of Buddha's Teaching and Biology -- Somparn Promta (Department of Philosophy, Chulalongkorn University) -- The Mind's Facticity and the Rise of Disease -- Sumalee Mahanarongchai (Thammasat University, Bangkok) -- How do cultural presuppositions influence sciences? Illustrated by means of the Western distinction: phenomena/something behind in genetics -- Nicole Holzenthal Intersophia (International Network of PhilosophicalStudies, University of Oviedo (Spain)) -- The Theory of 'Between' -- 'Transmission' -- 'Intra-Relation' Toward the Cognition of the Universal Truth in Huayen- and Zen Buddhism -- HASHI Hisaki (Department of Philosophy, University of Vienna) -- Phra Brahmagunabhorn (P. A. Payutto)'s Exposition of Buddhist Teachings and Practices for Health Care -- Pataraporn Sirikanchana (Thammasat University and Buddhist World University, Bangkok) -- Buddhas "Noble Eightfold Path" in its Western Interpretation as a Means of Mental Health -- Gerhard Kl�unger -- Globale Ethik, Weltethos und Buddhismus -- Helmut Reinalter (Leopold-Franzens-Universit�at Innsbruck) -- Buddhism and Psycho-Analysis. The Teachings of Luangpor Teean -- Tavivat Puntarigvivat (Institute of Research and Development of the World Buddhist University) -- Chanmi Qigong Practice. A Subtle Process of Change -- Christine Korischek (Sigmund Freud University) -- The Yijing -- a Main Source for Chinese Medical Theories -- Andrea Riegel -- Buddhistische Perspektiven in der Akupunktur -- G�unter Gunia (Universit�at Potsdam).

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