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Cryptic

General Introduction to Buddhist Logiclopments of Diṅnāga’s view on inference, particularly his introduction of the particle . and the three types of .. The final part of this chapter presents an outline of Diṅnāga’s . (exclusion) theory of the meaning and function of concepts and words.

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Obverse

Madhumita Chattopadhyayeiner Situation, wo der Patient keine Möglichkeit mehr zur Äußerung seines Willens hat. Es geht also um die Angst vor Kontrollverlust am Ende des Lebens, und vor unnötigem Leiden durch die vielbefürchtete „Lebensverlängerung um jeden Preis“.

In-Situ

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Ergots

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SPURN

Buddhist Logic: Sample Textsamely, . discusses Diṅnāga’s theory of inference which includes his theory of “inference for oneself” and “inference for others” and fallacies of inference including those of the thesis, reason, and instance..The second section chosen from Dharmakīrti’s . deals with “Inference for oneself.” Dharmakī

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General Introduction to Logic in Jainism with a List of Logicians and Their Textsly ignored areas. The Jaina contribution to the land of its origin, for example, to literature, art, and architecture, is widely acknowledged, and one is hard pressed to find a reason for the scanty interest in its philosophy and logic. This chapter suggests a possible reason for this in the Indian