Kasulis's primary goal in this chapter is to
A) explain the Buddhist doctrine of anātman by contrasting it with the Hindu concept of ātman.
B) show the philosophical superiority of the doctrine of anātman over the concept of ātman.
C) prove that Buddhist philosophy was parasitic on early Hindu philosophy.
D) argue that the Buddhist doctrine of anātman rests on direct experiential knowledge.

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Kasulis aims to explain the Buddhist doctrine of anātman by contrasting it with the Hindu concept of ātman, highlighting the differences in understanding self and identity.

Kasulis's Primary Goal in This Chapter Is to