Fruits of Practice: A Comparative Analysis of Li Zehou’s Concept of Sedimentation and the Buddhist Idea of the Transformations of Storehouse Consciousness (A¯ laya)

In Jana S. Rošker & Roger T. Ames, The Philosopher Li Zehou: His Thought and His Legacy. Seattle, WA: SUNY Press. pp. 431-446 (2025)
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