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| − | '''MĀDHYAMIKA'''. The Mādhyamika, or Madhyamaka, school is one of the four great schools of Indian Buddhism, along with the Sarvāstivāda, Sautrāntika, and Yogācāra (Vijñānavāda) traditions. The name Mādhyamika ("one who follows the middle way") is derived from the word madhyamaka, found in the title Madhyamakakārikā, perhaps the most important work of Nāgārjuna, the founder of the school. | + | '''MĀDHYAMIKA'''. The [[Mādhyamika]], or [[Madhyamaka]], school is one of the four great schools of [[Indian Buddhism]], along with the [[Sarvāstivāda]], [[Sautrāntika]], and [[Yogācāra]] ([[Vijñānavāda]]) [[traditions]]. The [[name]] [[Mādhyamika]] ("one who follows the [[middle way]]") is derived from the [[word]] [[madhyamaka]], found in the title [[Madhyamakakārikā]], perhaps the most important work of [[Nāgārjuna]], the founder of the school. |
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MĀDHYAMIKA. The Mādhyamika, or Madhyamaka, school is one of the four great schools of Indian Buddhism, along with the Sarvāstivāda, Sautrāntika, and Yogācāra (Vijñānavāda) traditions. The name Mādhyamika ("one who follows the middle way") is derived from the word madhyamaka, found in the title Madhyamakakārikā, perhaps the most important work of Nāgārjuna, the founder of the school.
