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    Diverse Meanings of “Non-Empty” Implied in Buddhist Scriptures and Treatises: with a F ocus on the Huayan jing. 조연숙 - 2021 - Journal of the Society of Philosophical Studies 132:229-250.
    The Chinese word “bukong” 不空 appearing in the Āgama texts is a rendering of Pāli words such as aritta (not discarded), asuñña (not empty), amogha (not vain). Whereas the Madhyamika texts never affirm the term non‐empty as a counterpart of the concept emtpy, the Yogācāra texts overlay it with a slightly negative connotation as a false imagination. However, Tathāgatagarbha thought affirms that term positively, and Chinese strands of Buddhism further adopt it as an absolute affirmation by identifying emptiness with non‐emptiness, (...)
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