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- Articles/Was Mi-pham a Dialectical Monist? On a Recent Study of Mi-pham's Interpretation of the Buddha-Nature Theory + (Douglas S. Duckworth’s ''Mipam on Buddha-N … Douglas S. Duckworth’s ''Mipam on Buddha-Nature'' characterises Mi-pham’s (1846–1912) philosophy (or philosophical approach) as "dialectical monism." We should instead characterise it with a neo-Sanskritism, namely, "Yuganaddhavāada" (''zung 'jug tu smra ba''), lest we get bogged down by the usage of the term "dialectical monism." While Duckworth is absolutely right in identifying Mi-pham as a proponent of "dialectical monism," there is still a need to define and refine our understanding of Mi-pham's position, offer plausible explanations for it, and present various argumentative strategies employed for it by Mi-pham, all based on critically assessed textual sources that engage the idea of "unity" (''zung 'jug'': ''yuganaddha'').f "unity" (''zung 'jug'': ''yuganaddha'').)
