Titlebook: Comparative Philosophy and J.L. Shaw; Purushottama Bilimoria,Michael Hemmingsen Book 2016 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 20

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Nyāya, J.L. Shaw and Epistemic Luckbust type of knowledge. The Nyāya attribute knowledge to an agent despite the possibility of epistemic luck because they distinguish between two types of knowledge: knowledge . and a more robust sense of knowledge, which I call reflective knowledge, following Pritchard (2005).

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The Sociological Shaping of Space Tourismphy. According to the Nyāya, belief is a doubt free cognition. Hence there is a discussion on doubt as well. The Nyāya account of belief-sentences does not postulate intermediary entities such as propositions, images, or concepts as contents of our beliefs.

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Peter Lothian Nelson,Walter E. Blockquivalent to one another. This task has been done with the diagrams. The chapter also demonstrates that this device, as well as symbolic notations, helps us present logical structure of other concepts.

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