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The doctrine of void ‘sunyata’ was first expounded by the Buddhist philosopher
Nagarajuna
Nagasena
Ananda
Asvaghosha
The school of philosophy founded by him, the Madhyamika (Middle Way), is sometimes called the Sunyavada, or Doctrine That All Is Void. The term sunyata may also be used as a recognition of anatta, or the absence of any self apart from the five skandhas (mental and physical elements of existence).
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