A Sociology of No-Self: Applying Buddhist Social Theory to Symbolic Interaction

摘要: Although fraught with complexity, the self is a central phenomenon of discussion and analysis within sociology. This article contributes to this discourse by introducing Buddhist ideas anatta (no-self) prattyasamutpāda (interdependence) as analytic frameworks deconstruct rethink We argue that sociological self, most clearly articulated symbolic interactionism, premised on self-other dualism. dualism leads conceptualization constantly threatened anxious. Using these concepts we propose an alternative interpretive schema, sociology no-self, for analyzing social interaction understanding roots angst.