THE CONTEXT(S) OF "CORRECT SEEING": TRUTH AND FICTION IN TIBETAN MADHYAMAKA.

The article focuses on truth and fiction of Madhyamaka school of Buddhist philosophy and theory posits the existence of two levels of reality and goal of Buddhist practice. It mentions conventional pose no problem for the eventual realization of the ultimate truth and relational fictionalism allows for certain perceptions to be considered correct from the perspective of ordinary persons. It also mentions relational fictionalism is based on his interpretation of Candrakīrti.