Nyaya: The Science of Thought

actually Affirmation antecedence anumana anvaya arises aspects atom attributes Avadhi bhāsa Buddha Buddhist cause CHAPTER characterised child clairvoyance conclusion consciousness deduction dharmi dravya endowed enquiry eternal fact fallacy fixed rule full of fire full of smoke function give rise Hence hetu human illustration implies impressions indescribable individual inseparable instance JAIN Jaina Jainism jiva jñāna kāla karmas Kārya kinds knowability knower known logical connection logical inference logical relationship logicians Mahavira manahparyaya matter means metaphysical mind modification Naigama Naiyayakas natural logic Naya negation never nikshepa Nyaya object of knowledge omniscience one's paksa parokṣa particular perceived perception philosophy point of view possible pramāna prasiddha pratijna pratyakṣa predications proposition proved pure qualities reason reference respect rhythm sadhana sadhya Samgraha sapakṣa Science of Thought Scripture senses signifies simple soul sruta standpoints statement substance Syadvada syllogism telepathy things tion Tirthamkara truth valid knowledge vipakṣa vritti vyāpti vyatireka Vyavahāra words