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Doctrine and Argument in Indian Philosophy

By: Material type: TextPublication details: New Delhi: Manohar Publishers, 2025Description: ix, 277pISBN:
  • 9789360803797
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 181.4 SMA/D
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Summary: The book provides a lucid and helpful introduction to the chief systems and debates found in Indian (Hindu, Buddhist, Jain etc.) traditions of philosophy. ● Part 1 discusses the metaphysical systems, Buddhist metaphysics, Jain metaphysics, materialism and exegesis, distinctionism and yoga, logic-atomism, non-dualism, qualified non-dualism, dualism and Saivite doctrine, analysis of the religious factors in Indian metaphysics. ● Part 2 examines arguments for and against the existence of God, arguments about rebirth and the soul, epistemological questions, causation, and induction and inference.
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Book Dept. of Philosophy Processing Center Dept. of Philosophy Non-fiction 181.4 SMA/D (Browse shelf(Opens below)) Available PHL4775

The book provides a lucid and helpful introduction to the chief systems and debates found in Indian (Hindu, Buddhist, Jain etc.) traditions of philosophy.
● Part 1 discusses the metaphysical systems, Buddhist metaphysics, Jain metaphysics, materialism and exegesis, distinctionism and yoga, logic-atomism, non-dualism, qualified non-dualism, dualism and Saivite doctrine, analysis of the religious factors in Indian metaphysics.
● Part 2 examines arguments for and against the existence of God, arguments about rebirth and the soul, epistemological questions, causation, and induction and inference.

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