العقل والتقليد في الفكر الهندي (Reason and Tradition in Indian Thought)

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Published in 1992, this book is Mohanty’s general account of classical Indian philosophy. It covers the theory of knowledge (pramāṇa), logic, the philosophy of language and ontology, with special attention to Nyāya, Mīmāṃsā, Buddhism and Vedānta. Mohanty argues against the view that Indian philosophy is merely the expression of a spiritual tradition: its schools developed concepts and arguments in debate with each other, and the goal of liberation does not determine the validity of these arguments. The book is a standard work for comparative philosophy.

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• نظرية الحقيقة عند غانغيشا (Gaṅgeśa’s Theory of Truth)1966 · ج. ن. موهانتي

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• 1966نظرية الحقيقة عند غانغيشا (Gaṅgeśa’s Theory of Truth)