A History of Indian Literature v2.c19.s6.13

v2.c19.s6.13

¹ ) *Stcherbatsky* (1. c., pp. 40 f., 42 f.) renders "Śūnyatā" by "relativity," because, according to this doctrine, nothing real can be stated of objects, but only relations. Max *Walleser* (Die buddhistische Philosophie, Vol. II. Heidelberg, 1911, p. III) calls this doctrine "negativity," because it simultaneously denies existence and non-existence.