Robert M. Ellis
Writer on the Middle Way
Books
Archetypes in Religion and Beyond
A Practical Theory of Human Integration and Inspiration
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Absolutization
A multi-disciplinary account of the sources of dogma, repression and conflict
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The Five Principles of Middle Way Philosophy
Living experientially in a world of uncertainty
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Buddhism and God: Seeking the Middle Way
A pragmatic and experiential way through the big dogmas of ‘Buddhism’ versus ‘God’.
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The Thought of Sangharakshita: A Critical Assessment
A balanced investigation of one of Buddhism's most controversial thinkers
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The Buddha’s Middle Way
Experiential Judgement in his Life and Teaching. With a foreword by Stephen Batchelor
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Parables of the Middle Way
Combining fiction and commentary to provide new imaginative ways into Middle Way Philosophy
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Middle Way Philosophy: Omnibus Edition
Including all four previously published volumes. With a foreword by Iain McGilchrist.
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A New Buddhist Ethics
Freeing our judgement from dogma on a range of practical moral issues
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Middle Way Philosophy 1: The Path of Objectivity
2nd edition, revised and updated, with a foreword by Iain McGilchrist
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Middle Way Philosophy 2: The Integration of Desire
How the Middle Way can resolve both internal and external conflict
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Middle Way Philosophy 3: The Integration of Meaning
The revolutionary implications of embodied meaning for our lives
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Middle Way Philosophy 4: The Integration of Belief
Understanding and overcoming the dogmas that disrupt our judgement
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Theme and Variations
A furious woman with a dead baby haunts thinkers through the ages. Fictional variations on the theme of the story of Kisagotami from Buddhist literature.
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A Theory of Moral Objectivity
Seeking an ethical Middle Way through the history of Western philosophy
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