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Buddhist Non-Self (Anatta)

A core Buddhist doctrine, originating in ancient India, asserting that there is no permanent, unchanging self or soul (atman) in living beings.

1 questions · 1 categories · As of Nov 12, 2026

Best category rank
#87
Philosophy & Ethics · of 90
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1
1 categories
Answers naming it
1/6
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1academicinfluence.com1
2aru.ac.uk1
3bigthink.com1
4en.wikipedia.orgreference1
5hipsychology.com1
6philosophicalquestions.org1
7psychologyfor.com1
8qz.com1
9sciencesensei.com1
10thecollector.com1

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1What are the most influential philosophical ideas?000001