… Interest in the Indian materials was sufficiently great for the celebrated Indologist Max Muller
to be asked to contribute an appendix on 'Indian Logic' to one of the standard logic textbooks …

… to various different reductions and translations, we might get closer to the nature of Indian
logical theories, provided we remain cautious and sensitive to the peculiarities and differences…

… monograph should be of great interest to the Indologist and to the reader conver sant in
contemporary trends of Western philosophy who also is interested in Clas sical Indian thought. …

… logical theory in India which is of equal value with the Chrysippian dialectic; firstly, because
the Indians never reached the level of Hellenistic logic… style'of Indian languages but also by …

… But on the other hand, does it show a higher power of logical … Indian philosophy from
Greece? Niebuhr is reported to have said in his Lectures on Ancient History," If we look at Indian …

… -the science of debate, Indian logic developed into the science … The author has traced some
Greek influence on Indian logic. … the reader to take my views for what they are worth. Ancient …

… character of Indian logic or may be of interest from the standpoint of systematic logic. Of the
… of this book to give an incomplete exposition of Indian logic than to omit it entirely, for it, and …

… However, in Chapter One, I deal with the history of Indian logic, for history of logic in any
tradition, I … of readers addressed to in this book has largely come to expect a style like this from …

… and Stcherbatsky continue to affect our understanding of Indian logic. This is clear from the
… the fact, that the term paksa is within Indian logic itself not used unambiguously. And so we …

The origins of formal logic in India lie in exegesis and debate. By perhaps the 4th century BC
the school of exegetes or interpreters of Vedic texts (mimamsa) began to furnish technical …