Books matching: complex eastern philosophical concepts
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Save:'The Way of Zen' by Alan W. Watts is a scholarly popularization of Zen Buddhism, providing an introduction to Western readers about the principles and practices of this ancient religion. Watts delves into the origins and history of Zen, explaining its relevance in today's world with clarity. The book offers insights into the historical development of Zen Buddhism and its place in the context of other forms of Buddhism, providing a readable study for those interested in the subject.
The writing style of 'The Way of Zen' is described as clear and lucid, presenting complex Eastern philosophical concepts in a comprehensive manner that is understandable to Western readers. Watts is praised for his ability to explain difficult ideas clearly, making the book accessible to those unfamiliar with Zen Buddhism and other Eastern philosophies. The book covers various aspects of Zen Buddhism, Taoism, and other Buddhist schools, providing a well-rounded introduction to these subjects.
Zen Buddhism is a way and a view of life which does not belong to any of the formal categories of modern Western thought. It is not religion or philosophy; it is not a psychology or a type of science....
