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rhetoric of meditative experience: a standalone construct

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Buddhist studies

Sharf's argument that the modern stress on meditative experience in Buddhism is a recent rhetorical strategy rather than a description of traditional practice.

In Buddhist studies, rhetoric of meditative experience refers to Sharf's argument that the modern stress on meditative experience in Buddhism is a recent rhetorical strategy rather than a description of traditional practice. This meaning comes from Sharf (1995) in Numen.[1]

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References

Sharf, R. (1995). Buddhist Modernism and the Rhetoric of Meditative Experience. Numen, 42(3), 228-283. https://doi.org/10.1163/1568527952598549

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