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Knowledge, meaning & intuition: some theories in Indian logic
Delhi: New Bharatiya Book (2000)
Abstract
This Book Is The Result Of Intensive And Critical Study Of The Different Aspects Of Indian Epistemology Viz. The Nyaya Theory Of Perception, Some Problems Of Meaning In Purva-Mimamsa And Vedanta, Problem Of Vyapti According To Jaina-Logicians And Vallabhacarya Etc.
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