Buddhist physicalism? Non-self metaphysics and phenomenal consciousness
British Journal for the History of Philosophy June 30, 2026 Jan Westerhoff
The Cārvākas, an ancient Indian school of philosophy, defended an early form of materialism. Their views are contrasted with other philosophical traditions of the time, particularly those that posited non-material substances or a soul. The text examines the Cārvāka arguments and their place in the broader intellectual landscape of ancient India.