Chinese Buddhism : Phenomenological or simply illogical?

here's my informal translation and commentary on Yu-Jung Sun's (my professor on Aristotle's logic) book La Philosophie Chinoise, Chinese Philosophy.

i've broken it down to two major points :

1. the phenomenological aspect. cf. Heidegger

2. the (il)logical aspect. cf. Aristotle

below are a few questions addressed along the way:

• What is the core cause of suffering?
• What is the concept of emptiness and how does it relate to our perception of the world and of ourselves?
• How does one define and achieve Nirvana?
• How does the Middle Way reconcile the dichotomy of existence and non-existence?
• What implications does the Buddhist view of conditional co-production have on our understanding of truth and essence?

I thank you for your support and I hope you find this helpful!

wn x

* As always my deepest appreciation for Joshua M. and Jordan O.