Discussion and debate in Indian philosophy: issues in Vedānta, Mīmāṁsā, and Nyāya

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New Delhi: Indian Council of Philosophical Research (2004)
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Contributed articles on Vedanta, Mimamsa and Nyaya philosophy; previously published in Journal of the Indian Council of Philosophical Research.

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B131.D527 2004

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On the Krodapatras—A New Genre of Philosophical Writing in India.D. Prahlada Char
Does Mimdmsa Treat the Theory of Karma as Purva Paksa?Daya Krishna
Dravya-Tyaga: Steal's View—Editor's Note and Letter.Daya Krishna
How a NeoNaiyayika would Analyses a Sentence Like'Bright Red Rose'.Daya Krishna
Is Udayana a Pracchanna Advaitin?Daya Krishna
Vedanta in the First Millennium AD: The Case Study of a Retrospective Illusion Imposed by the Historiography of Indian Philosophy.Daya Krishna
What are the Different Forms of Advaita and How are They to be Distinguished from Each Other?They Mean
Mohanta's Queries About Prama.Dk Mohanta
h) Why Nyaya Remains Realist: Second Round Arindam Chakraborty Let us assume that Navya Nyaya cannot make the distinction between sense and reference. Why should that entail (as Daya.Why Nydya Remains Realist

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