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Cognition Truth and ...
Cognition Truth and Reality
Insights from Indian Philosophical Texts by: Srilekha DattaThe book addresses various fundamental topics of philosophy in the area of epistemology and metaphysics like doubt, memory, perception, truth and validity, the self, consciousness and universals; and these are explored from the perspective of Indian philosophy.
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ISBN: 9789392443077
Year Of Publication: 2024
Edition: 1st
Pages : xii, 339
Bibliographic Details : Bibliography, Index
Language : English
Binding : Hardcover
Publisher: Suryodaya Books
Size: 23
Weight: 650
“This book contains a number of essays on various fundamental topics of philosophy in the area of epistemology and metaphysics. Topics like doubt, memory, perception, truth and validity, the self, consciousness and universals are explored from the perspective of Indian philosophy. The discussion here is based on Indian philosophical texts which bear the evidence of analytical mind of the Indian thinkers and their critical approach to the subject. The author has suggested some new interpretation in some cases and offered some alternative solution to certain problems. These essays are the results of the author’s intensive study of the subject. This book will be useful for students and researchers. A survey of the opinions of different schools of philosophy on different topics can be found here and the scope for further research on those areas has also been shown.”
Preface
Acknowledgements
Introduction
1. The Nyāya-Vaiśeṣika Theory of Saṁśaya
2. On the Nature of Koṭi of Saṁśaya
3. An Analysis of the Concepts of Pramā and Pramāṇa in Nyāya
4. How to Ascertain the Truth of a Cognition: The Nyāya Position on Prāmāṇya-jñapti
5. Some Problems Concerning Smr̥ti
6. Perceptual Cognition as Direct Awareness
7. Salient Features of the Nyāya Theory of Object-Perception
8. Validity Is Not Enough
9. Types of Inference in Indian Logic
10. Upamāna Pramāṇa: Its Nature and Object
11. Meaning and Truth of a Sentence: An Indian Point of View
12. The Self and Self-Knowledge in Indian Tradition
13. The Concept of Caitanya in the Nyāya System: A Different Interpretation
14. The Nyāya-Vaiśeṣika Concept of Manas
15. Udayana’s Doctrine of Jāti-bādhaka: A Defence
16. Concept of Sattā in the Nyāya-Vaiśeṣika System
17. Dr̥ṣṭisr̥ṣṭivāda: The Culmination of Advaita Idealism
18. Emotion and Morality: A Vaidika Point of View Glossary of Sanskrit Words
Bibliography
Index
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