… the philosophical literature of classical India, then, I adopt an approach neither comparative
nor historical. Philosophy … are relevant to the study of classical India. History studies ideas in …

… survey of certain philosophical schools of Classical India is not … ' or 'reason' as ingredients
and the same holds good for a … 1.6, 1.7, 2.3 and 5.1, 'reason' or 'reasoning' in 1.1, 1.8, 1.9, 4.8…

… Ganeri sets out the view of classical Indian philosophers on two other kinds of reasoning,
namely, reductio ad absurdum (prasanga) and suppositional reasoning (tarka). Again, Ganeri …

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Both the Eleatics in … give an example of the Indian tradition of rational inquiry at work. My …

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ideally, this work … ; and, moreover, there is no more reason for our believing on another’s word …

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of reason. E classical Indian philosophy. Ever classified, and compared with oth rutionally …

… He is the author of the Precious Jewel of Reason, the most systematic ‘new reason' work in
… in detail the substantive philosophical issues which the early modern Indian thinkers grapple …

… of Sanskrit philosophical works of some of the … “reason” or sign (see the section below on
inference). But to accept that sometimes we reason in ways that mimic but fail to instantiate right …

… Digñāga developed this thesis in a remarkable tract known as "the wheel of reason" (… is
the task of a philosophy that intends to deliver a system of categories? Is its task to descriptively …

… in classical Indian original works, this book makes a departure in the style of modern writings
on Indian moral philosophy. It … For pressing practical reasons, however, we did not aim at …