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Buddhism is in fact a philosophy all its own, characterised by the concept of the middle way and the eventual freedom from all intellectual schemas. As far as academic classifications are concerned Buddhism is part of the ancient Indian group of philosophies.
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There is no philosophy in Buddhism. Only the teachings of the Buddha are contained in Buddhism.[ See 'What are the important teachings in Buddhism?' to have full information. ]
It is a matter of opinion.
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W. F. Jayasuriya has written: 'The psychology and philosophy of Buddhism' -- subject(s): Buddha and Buddhism, Psychology, Buddhist Philosophy
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Mangala R. Chinchore has written: 'Studies in Buddhism' -- subject(s): Buddhist Philosophy, Knowledge, Theory of (Buddhism), Philosophy, Buddhist
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Lily Beck has written: 'The story of oriental philosophy' -- subject(s): Buddha (The concept), Buddhism, Chinese Philosophy, Confucius and Confucianism, Hindu Philosophy, Japanese Philosophy, Persian Philosophy, Philosophy, Chinese, Philosophy, Hindu, Philosophy, Japanese, Philosophy, Persian
Check out this book:An Introduction to Chinese PhilosophyFrom Ancient Philosophy to Chinese Buddhismby JeeLoo LiuBlackwell Publishing, 2006[This book]...is the most comprehensive book of its kind. Highly accessible, the text takes an analytical approach to successfully demystify the themes of ancient Chinese philosophy and unravel the complexities of early Chinese Buddhism.
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It is more of a philosophy than a religion. Just like buddhism is more of a philosophy than a religion as well.
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The word Buddhism is a singular, proper, abstract noun; a the name of a specific religion or philosophy based the teachings of Gautama Buddha.
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