Karma and Teleology. A problem and its solution in Indian philosophy. Johannes Bronkhorst

Buddhist Studies Review 17 (2):244-248 (2000)
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Karma and Teleology. A problem and its solution in Indian philosophy. Johannes Bronkhorst. The International Institute for Buddhist Studies of the International College for Advanced Studies, Tokyo 2000. iii, 142 pp. ISBN 4-906267-44-0.

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