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Logic in , and und the fundamental validative criteria (.) of the Jaina faith, and a surfeit of debates the heroine has with exponents of rival faith systems. These debates amply illustrate the techniques of debate called . explained in .. Using these techniques, the heroine goes about demolishing rival arguments.

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Introduction to Buddhist Logicians and their Textsthin philosophy, though scattered uses of logical concepts and arguments were not rare in early Buddhist literature. Since the middle of fifth century AD, Buddhist logic developed into an independent area of study. This was possible because of the contributions of some great Buddhist thinkers who tr

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Logical Proofs in the , of Somānandalosophical tradition known as the Pratyabhijñā or “Recognition” school. With the present chapter is pursued the somewhat modest concern of exploring various occasions when Somānanda deploys logical argumentation in his ., the . (ŚD). Three ways in which logic is deployed in the ŚD are examined in wh

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General Introduction to Buddhist Logicthat reality is empty (.). The idea that the claim that everything is empty, if true, might be regarded as empty itself is discussed. The second part provides an overview of Diṅnāga’s view on inference and his theory of the three conditions of an inferential sign (.). This theory is compared to the

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Logic of Syād-Vādas a predicate from being attributed absolutely to a subject. According to Jainism, in order to consider a single state of affair as exhaustively as possible, one has to submit every predicative relation between a subject and a predicate to a structural rule made up of seven propositions, which are n

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Some Issues in Buddhist Logicrs, the true nature and the real contribution of Buddhist logic are many a time overshadowed by the studies in Nyāya logic. The first issue discussed in the chapter, therefore, is the differences between the Buddhist and Nyāya logic..Within the Buddhist logic, the contributions of Diṅnāga and Dharma