Perception

Jan Westerhoff has written:

'Nagarjuna's Madhyamaka'

Jaideva Singh has written:

'Introduction to Madhyamaka philosophy'

'Spanda-Karikas'

'Philosophy of evolution: Western and Indian' -- subject(s): Evolution, History, Indic Philosophy

'Vijnanabhairava or Divine Conciousness'

'An introduction to Madhyamaka philosophy'

No. If you attend one of his teachings, you quickly realise that he is an erudite, eloquent and learned teacher. His knowledge in Indo-Tibetan Madhyamaka is deep and impressive, and his engagements in western science are productive and interesting.

Nagarjuna is credited for founding Madhyamaka School of Buddhism with his disciple. Nagarjuna is also one of the most important Buddhist philosophers of his time around (ca. 150-250 CE). He had written many treaties and greatly contributed to Buddhism.