Presuppositions of India's PhilosophiesMotilal Banarsidass Publishing House, 1991/01/01 - 276 ページ First published in 1963 Presuppositions of India`s Philosophies in intended as an introductory text for courses in the philosophical systems of classical Indian thought. A brief account of karma and transmigration is followed by an introduction to Indian ways of assessing arguments. The body of the work canvasses the systems of Nyaya Vaisesika, Buddhism, Jainism, Samkhya and Advaita Vedanta. |
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Abhidharmakośa Advaita Advaitin appear argument attitude avoid Bhagavadgītā Bhamati bondage Brahman Buddhist Logic Buddhist logicians called causal cause chain challenges chapter complete freedom conception constitutes criticisms dependence relation dharma Dharmakīrti Dignāga discussion distinction doubts elements empirical entity epistemological error example experience explain fact fallacies freedom-from freedom-to habits hetu ignorance illusion Indian logic Indian philosophers Indian thought inference inherence Jain Jainism jīva judgments kāma karma kind knowledge Kumārila leap philosophers Madhyamika Mandana matter māyā means metaphysical Mīmāmsā Nāgārjuna Naiyāyika nature necessary condition nonforceful notion Nyaya Nyaya-Vaiśeşika object one's Padmapāda path perception piece of silver position possible Prabhakara prajñā Prakāśānanda prakrti problem progress philosophers question Rāmānuja reality reason relevant renunciation role Samkara Samkhya Sanskrit Sarvajñātman satkāryavāda sense shell sufficient condition Sureśvara theory things tion truth ultimate unreal Upanishads Vācaspati Vasubandhu Vedānta Viśiṣṭādvaita Vivarana vivarta Western Yogācāra