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Pali imaginaire: a standalone construct

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Paliimaginaire1 CONSTRUCTPali imaginaireCOLLINS · BUDDHIST STUDIES

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Buddhist studies

Collins's term for the imaginative world produced by Pali texts and the institutions that kept them in premodern Southern Asia, within which nirvana took its meaning.

In Buddhist studies, Pali imaginaire refers to Collins's term for the imaginative world produced by Pali texts and the institutions that kept them in premodern Southern Asia, within which nirvana took its meaning. This meaning comes from Collins (1997) in Nirvana and other Buddhist felicities.[1]

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  1. Collins, S. (1997). Nirvana and other Buddhist felicities. Cambridge University Press. ISBN 9780521570541

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