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- CERTIFICATE
- DECLARATION
- Preface
- CONTENTS
- ABBREVIATIONS
- 1 Nyaya-Vaisesika and Jaina Philosophies-A Brief History
- Brief History of Vaisesika Darsana
- A Brief history of Nyayadarsana
- Navya Nyaya System
- Jaina Darsana
- The Main Texts of the Jaina Philosophy
- 2 Main Principles of Nyaya Philosophy
- Pramanas
- Perception
- Inference
- Comparison
- Testimony
- Liberation
- Causality
- Self (Atman) and Transmigration
- World
- Nature of God
- 3 Main Principles of Vaisesika Philosophy
- Substance (Dravya)
- Earth
- Water
- Fire
- Air
- Ether
- Space
- Time (Kala)
- Soul (Atman)
- Manas (Mind)
- Quality (Guna)
- Different kinds of Qualities
- Action (Karman)
- Generality (Samanya)
- Particularity (Visesa)
- Inherence (Samavaya)
- Non-existence (Abhava)
- Atomic theory of Vaisesikas
- The Moral Ends (Purusarthas)
- God
- 4 Main Principles of Jaina Philosophy
- Substances (Dravya)
- Jiva
- Dharma
- Adharma
- Moksa
- Jaina Conception of Space (Akasa) and Time (Kala)
- Jaina Description of Akasa
- Units of Space (Akasa Pradesas)
- Division of Akasa
- Time Substance According to Digambaras
- Pudgala (Matter)
- Pramanas
- (1) Perception
- (2) Non-Perception
- Empirical
- Sensuous Cognition
- (i) Avagraha
- (ii) Iha (Speculation-Attention)
- (iii) Avaya (Perceptual Judgement, Determination
- (iv) Dharana (Retention)
- Scriptural Knowledge
- Transcendental Perception
- Kevalajnana
- Vikalajnana
- Avadhi (Clairvoyance)
- Manah Paryayajnana (Telepathy)
- Non-Perpectual (Mediate Knowledge)
- Recollection
- Recognition
- Reasoning
- Inference (Anumana)
- Agama (Testimony)
- Three kinds of the False Knowledge
- Jaina theory of Sound (Sabda)
- Jaina theory of sound
- Kinds of Sound
- The Doctrine of Naya
- Expounded Naya
- Compounded Naya-
- Dravyarthika Naya
- (1) The Naigama Naya
- (2) Sangraha Navya (Samanyamatragrahi Paramarsah Samgrahah)
- (i) Ultimate Naya
- (ii) Non Ultimate Naya
- (3) Vyavahara Naya
- Paryayarthika Naya
- (a) Rjusutra Navya (Straightly Expressed)
- (b) Verbal or Sabda Naya
- (c) The Subtle or Samabhirudha Naya
- (d) Evambhuta or the such like
- Syadvada
- Saptabhangi
- Anekantavada
- Atomic theory
- Atheism of Jainas
- Ethical Discipline of Jainas
- 5 Comparison-some aspects
- Sannikarsa
- Acquired Perception
- Theories of Perception
- Conditions of External Perception
- Perception of Cognition
- The Self and its perception
- Super Normal Perception
- Memory and Imagination
- Nature of the Sense Organs
- Indian Nominalism and Realism
- 6 Comparison-main principles
- God
- Self (Atman)
- Mind
- Liberation
- Atomic theory
- 7 Conclusion
- APPENDIX
- Select Bibliography