Rogacz, Dawid2016-04-222016-04-222016The Polish Journal of the Arts and Culture Nr 16 (4/2015), pp. 125-1372450-6249http://hdl.handle.net/10593/14613The aim of this paper is to examine Jizang’s theory of knowledge and truth in terms of contemporary philosophy. Firstly, I present the main areas of Madhyamaka thought, especially those concerning human knowledge and cognition, enunciated in Nagarjuna’s Vigrahavyāvartani. Secondly, I raise the issue of the acceptance of Madhyamaka in the area of Chinese thought, which provides us with the question of the inception and development of the sānlùn zōng – the Three Treatises School. Thirdly, I expound the main points and key notions of Jizang’s philosophy: the crucial concepts of the “refutation of erroneous views as the illumination of right views” (bóxiè xiànzhēn) and “the Four Levels of the Two Kinds of Truth” (sìzhŏng èrdí). I try to explicate and develop these ideas in terms of modern epistemology, which in the first instance is related to the Münschausen trilemma.enginfo:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessJizangSanlunThree TreatisesMadhyamakaNagarjunaBuddhist epistemologytheory of two truthsChinese BuddhismMünschausen trilemmaArtykuł