Daniel Chapelle received his doctorate from the Institute of Philosophic Studies at the University of Dallas. His research focuses primarily on psychology with a dual focus on philosophy and clinal psychology. His past publications include Nietzsche and Psychoanalysis and The Soul In Everyday Life.

• Acknowledgments – Preface– Introduction – Buddha and Nietzsche in Their Own Time and World – First Noble Truth: Unhappiness (Dukkha) – Second Noble Truth: The Origin and Nature of Unhappiness – Third Noble Truth: Ending Unhappiness – Fourth Noble Truth: The Path to Cheerfulness – Right View – Right Intention – Right Speech – Right Conduct – Right Livelihood – Right Effort – Right Mindfulness – Right Concentration – Unsentimental Compassion – Conclusion: Western Buddhism After Nietzsche? – References – Index.

Daniel Chapelle received his doctorate from the Institute of Philosophic Studies at the University of Dallas. His research focuses primarily on psychology with a dual focus on philosophy and clinal psychology. His past publications include Nietzsche and Psychoanalysis and The Soul In Everyday Life.

• Acknowledgments – Preface– Introduction – Buddha and Nietzsche in Their Own Time and World – First Noble Truth: Unhappiness (Dukkha) – Second Noble Truth: The Origin and Nature of Unhappiness – Third Noble Truth: Ending Unhappiness – Fourth Noble Truth: The Path to Cheerfulness – Right View – Right Intention – Right Speech – Right Conduct – Right Livelihood – Right Effort – Right Mindfulness – Right Concentration – Unsentimental Compassion – Conclusion: Western Buddhism After Nietzsche? – References – Index.

Daniel Chapelle received his doctorate from the Institute of Philosophic Studies at the University of Dallas. His research focuses primarily on psychology with a dual focus on philosophy and clinal psychology. His past publications include Nietzsche and Psychoanalysis and The Soul In Everyday Life.

• Acknowledgments – Preface– Introduction – Buddha and Nietzsche in Their Own Time and World – First Noble Truth: Unhappiness (Dukkha) – Second Noble Truth: The Origin and Nature of Unhappiness – Third Noble Truth: Ending Unhappiness – Fourth Noble Truth: The Path to Cheerfulness – Right View – Right Intention – Right Speech – Right Conduct – Right Livelihood – Right Effort – Right Mindfulness – Right Concentration – Unsentimental Compassion – Conclusion: Western Buddhism After Nietzsche? – References – Index.