The Concept of Nirvana in Eastern and Western Philosophy
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In Buddhism, what is the ultimate goal of the修行者?
Which ancient Greek philosopher is often associated with the concept of Ataraxia, a state of tranquility and freedom from emotional disturbance?
In Taoism, what is the ultimate goal of the practitioner?
Which Western philosopher proposed the concept of the 'Will to Power' as the fundamental driving force behind human behavior?
In Buddhism, what is the term for the cycle of birth, death, and rebirth?
Which Eastern philosophy emphasizes the concept of non-attachment and the importance of living in the present moment?
In Western philosophy, what is the term for the highest good or ultimate purpose of human existence?
Which Eastern philosophy emphasizes the importance of following the natural order of the universe and living in harmony with nature?
In Buddhism, what is the term for the state of enlightenment or liberation from suffering?
Which Western philosopher argued that the pursuit of pleasure is the highest good and the foundation of a happy and fulfilling life?
In Taoism, what is the concept of the 'Dao'?
Which Eastern philosophy emphasizes the importance of social harmony, respect for authority, and filial piety?
In Buddhism, what are the Four Noble Truths?
Which Western philosopher proposed the concept of the 'categorical imperative' as a moral principle based on reason and universalizability?
In Eastern philosophy, what is the concept of 'karma'?