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Index
Classical Indian Philosophy of Induction
Classical Indian Philosophy of Induction
The Nyāya Viewpoint
Kisor Kumar Chakrabarti
Contents
Abbreviations
Preface
Acknowledgments
1
The Problem of Induction: East and West
NOTES
2
The Later Nyāya Solution
NOTES
3
The Method of Generalization: Vyāptigrahopāyah
THE ACCEPTED VIEW OF THE METHOD OF GENERALIZATION: VYāPTIGRAHOPāYASIDDHāNTAH
4
Counterfactual Reasoning: Tarka
NOTE
5
Universal-Based Extraordinary Perception: Sāmānyalakşaņapratyakşa
THE ACCEPTED VIEW OF UNIVERSAL-BASED EXTRAORDINARY PERCEPTION: SāMāNYALAKşAņāSIDDHāNTAH
6
Earlier Views of Adjuncts: Upādhivādah
7
The Accepted View of Adjuncts: Upādhivādasiddhāntah
8
Classification of Adjuncts: Upādhivibhāgah
EARLIER VIEWS OF WHY AN ADJUNCT IS A FAULT: UPāDHERDūşAKATāBīJAPūRvAPAKşAH
THE ACCEPTED VIEW OF WHY AN ADJUNCT IS A FAULT: UPāDHIDūşAKATāBīJASIDDHāNTAH
PSEUDO-ADJUNCTs: UPāDHYāBHāSANIRūPAņAM
9
Sriharsa’s Khaņdanakhaņdakhādyam on Pervasion
10
Selected Passages from Prabhacandra’s Prameyakamalamārtaņda on Critique of Pervasion and Inference
11
Selections from Dharmakirti’s Nyāyabindu on Nonperception as a Probans
NOTES
Selected Bibliography
Index
About the Author
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