The intellectual climate of ancient India was vibrant, and bristled with controversy. Debates
were held on a great variety of matters, philosophical, scientific and theological. Quite soon, …

… 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…

… of Indian logic in the vast period of about two thousand years beginning from 640 BC and has
traced how from Anviksiki-the science of debate, Indian logic … influence on Indian logic. For …

The main part of the book consists of a collection of ten articles which have been written by
various authors on different issues of what is commonly called" Indian Logic". Apart from a …

… 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 …

… We are now in a position to return to Indian logic. It is obvious why Vidyabhusana thought
that the hetu corresponds to the middle term: neither the hetu, nor the middle term occurs in the …

… Stoics, solved by European logic, were investigated by Indian logic for a painfully long period
… a developing Indian spiritual culture, and in a specific interpretation of the logical problems …

… Bocheński, a clearer mind, included Indian logic in his history of logic of the same year (1956),
as we have already seen. What is remarkable is that English and American philosophers …

… (NK) from various logical works.4 In addition we will consider a related concept of Indian
logic, … The terms used for definiens ( laksana) and definiendum (laksya) in logic as well as the …

… put forward the thesis that Indian logic prior to Dharmakirti, both in … of the development of
Indian logic based on this idea. His … For Indian logic in the "ancient period"-as evidenced by the …