Do You Know Who You Are?: Reading the Buddha’s Discourses

Do You Know Who You Are?: Reading the Buddha’s Discourses

Krishnan Venkatesh
Role: Author
Krishnan Venkatesh has taught Eastern and Western philosophy for three decades at St. John’s College in Santa Fe, New Mexico.

Do You Know Who You Are?: Reading the Buddha’s Discourses is a unique study of the earliest recorded “discourses” of the Buddha, taking an approach that is at once psychological, philosophical, and literary. In this series of essays, Krishnan Venkatesh offeres us an introduction to the Buddha’s radical empiricism for all readers.

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