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Ming-Wood Liu :The Yogaacaaraa and Maadhyamika interpretation of the Buddha-nature concept in Chinese Buddhism Liu looks at the concept of Buddha-nature:“In examining and comparing the Buddha-nature teachings of Hui-yuan and Chi-tsang our present study attempts to show how the Buddha-nature concept has come to assume divergent significances when read in the context of the two main streams of thought in Mahaayaana Buddhism: Yogaacaara and Maadhyamika.” from: Philosophy East and West, Volume 35, no. 2, April 1985
A Chinese Madyamaka Theory of Truth: The case of Chi-tsang :"Chi-tsang was the key figure in the revival of Chinese Madhyamaka in the late sixth century, and his teaching is commonly acknowledged to be the apex of the development of Madhyamaka thought in China. This essay attempts to examine the conception of truth underlying a number of ideas generally considered as central to Chi-tsang's philosophy, including "refutation of falsehood", "revelation of truth", and "two truths". "from: Philosophy East and West, Volume 43, Number 4, October 1993