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Comparative Philosophies of Tragedy: Buddhism, Lacan, and _Ashes of Time_
The paper originated as an examination of the philosophical and historical (dis-) continuities that ran from Buddhism, through Schopenhauer, to Freud and Lacan. Due to the excessive length of the paper, the editor advised to drop the part on Schopenhauer.
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