Emptiness : a Study in Religious Meaning ; a Depth Study of the Philosopher Nagarjuna and His Interpretation of Ultimate Reality, Including Translations of Nagarjuna's "fundamentals of the Middle Way" and "averting the Arguments
by Frederick J. Streng
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