Encounters of mind : luminosity and personhood in Indian and Chinese thought

""Contents""; ""Acknowledgments""; ""Introduction""; ""Chapter 1. Heart and Person: Early Chinese Thought""; ""The Conscious Body""; ""The Heart: Keeping Tallies and Moral Feelings""; ""Personal Cultivation and Sociality""; ""When Spirit Dethrones the Heart""; ""Chapter 2. Two BrÄ?hmiá¹?ical Selves""; ""The Unconscious Body""; ""Affects, Habits, and New Bodies""; ""Time, Identity, and the Abode of Memory""; ""Selves as Persons in BrÄ?hmiá¹?ical Thought""; ""Chapter 3. Eliminating Identity and the Luminous Mind in YogÄ?cÄ?ra""; ""Bodily-Cognitive Interdependence""
""€œSelfâ€? as a Reification of Habits""""Stored-Up Awakening and the Luminous Mind""; ""Chapter 4. Mind, Nature and Conduct: Two Approaches of Chinese Buddhism""; ""Origin, Nature, and Causality""; ""Making Our Nature Our Aim""; ""Lumps of Flesh with Bright Minds""; ""Guests, Hosts, and Trust in Oneself""; ""Chapter 5. A Space for Moral Reflection: The Confucian Rapprochement""; ""Mind as Matter and Sense""; ""Coherence and Unity in Feeling""; ""Varieties of Learning for Oneself""; ""Chapter 6. Luminosity, Potential, and Personhood ""; ""Luminosity: Making the World Manifest""
""The Body, Nature, and Potentiality""""The Provocation of Optimism""; ""Notes""; ""Bibliography""; ""Index""