Will Crichton

@czaplic Great talk @ Deconstruct. Besides the books you mentioned, any recommended further reading in language philosophy and semiotics?

I came away very disillusioned with any sort of "meta-physics" and started looking for different lineages of thinkers who looked into the same general topic.

That's how I found Nagarjuna (who I think got it right) but I found the logic of that argument is extraordinarily difficult to follow because he doesn't believe in language as a means of communicating truth

But https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nagarjuna#Sunyata … talks about the four cases he stresses in his argument, and I _think_ I first read about this argument in https://www.amazon.com/Bodhicaryavatara-Oxford-Worlds-Classics/dp/0199540438 … (which covers lots of other stuff, and I recall not thinking about the translation, so it's probably not terrible)

Eventually I found "Zen Action/Zen Person" http://www.uhpress.hawaii.edu/p-279-9780824810238.aspx … which I found very helpful after I struggled with Buddhist texts on my own, but it's probably fine to read if you are already motivated!