The Ethics of Sankara and Santideva

Comparing the metaphysics and ethics of two of the most influential Indian masters, ¿äkara and ¿¿ntideva, Todd shows that the methodologies and aims of these Buddhist and Hindu masters trace remarkably similar cross-cutting paths. Treating Buddhism and Hinduism with equal respect, this book compares and reinterprets the Indian material so as to engage with contemporary Western debates on self and to show that Indian philosophy is indeed a philosophy of dialogue.