Initially inspired by the Buddha's Middle Way,
but working in Western Philosophy and related
disciplines, Robert M. Ellis first developed
Middle Way Philosophy in a Ph.D. thesis in
2001. This new detailed account is the product
of a further ten years of refinement of his
approach, and concentrates on the
philosophical core. It will be followed by further
volumes focusing more on the psychological
and practical implications of the philosophy.
Middle Way Philosophy aims to clear the
ground for practical progress. It challenges
many entrenched assumptions, including
those of analytic philosophy. It also offers a
new account of objectivity, as an incremental
quality that helps us to engage with all
conditions in our experience. It insists on a
consistent approach to both facts and values
that avoids both absolute claims and
relativism."An important, original work,
that should get the widest
possible hearing."
Iain McGilchrist, author of The
Master and his Emissary
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