The basic aspects of the philosophy of early Buddhism fall into
A. Theory of Knowledge
B. Theory of Society
C. Theory of Reality
D. Theory of Perception
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Correct answer: C. A, C, D only
Explanation
Early Buddhist philosophy is usually discussed as a theory of knowledge (including perception) and a theory of reality (dependent origination).
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