Discuss the buddhist doctrine of non-atman

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Problem: Discuss the Buddhist doctrine of non-atman (non-substantiality). How does it comprise the Three Marks of Existence, and what does it mean to say that all form is emptiness? Hint: "There is Nirvana, but no-one attains it."

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