Part I. Mysticism and knowledge -- 1. Experience and conceptualization in mystical knowledge -- 2. Knowledge and unknowing in the Isa Upanisad -- Part II. Mysticism and reason -- 3. Rationality and mysticism -- 4. The nature and function of Nagarjuna's argument -- Part III. Mysticism and language -- 5. A philosophical analysis of mystical utterances -- Part IV. Mysticism and science -- 6. Concerning Joseph Needham on Taoism -- Part V. Mysticism and theology -- 7. The religious irrelevance of the ontological argument -- Part VI. Mysticism and psychology -- 8. Concerning Carl Jung on Asian religious traditions -- Part VII. Mysticism and ethics -- 9. Must enlightenment mystics be moral? -- 10. Theravada Buddhism and morality
Notes
Revised versions of articles previously published
Bibliography
Includes bibliographical references (pages 287-300) and index
