Emptiness and Wholeness: Untangling the "Realities" of Tibetan Buddhism and Quantum Physics
Abstract
An assessment of contemporary claims of compatibility between the "realities" of "Tibetan Buddhism" and "Quantum Physics," using historical scholarship and theory of Religion, and the philosophies of Nāgārjuna and Karen Barad.
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