Avidyavichar

SR No.: 005850
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: Nagin J Shah
Publisher: Sanskrit Sanskriti Granthmala
Publication Year: 2001
Total Pages: 234
Language: Gujarati
Classification: Book_Gujarati
File Size: 20 MB

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SANSKRIT-SANSKRITI GRANTHAMALA
GENERAL EDITOR
NAGIN J. SHAH
Publications
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1. A Study of Jayanata Bhatta's Nyāyamañjari, A Mature Sanskrit Work on INDIAN LOGIC Part I by Nagin J. Shah (1993)
2. Jaina-Darśana ane Sankhya-Yoga-mām Jñana-Darśana Rs. 150=00 Vicaraṇā (Gujarati) by J. D. Sheth (1994) 3. A Study of Jayanata Bhatta's Nyāyamañjari on INDIAN LOGIC Part II by Nagin J. Shah (1995) 4. A Study of Jayanata Bhatta's Nyāyamañjari on INDIAN LOGIC Part III by Nagin J. Shah (1997) 5. Bharatiya Tattvajñāna - Keṭalīka Samasya (Gujarati) by Nagin J. Shah (1998)
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6. Essays in Indian Philosophy by Nagin J. Shah (1998) Rs. 120=00
7. Samantabhadra's Āptamīmāmsā - Critique of
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An Authority (along with English translation, notes and Akalanka's Sanskrit Commetary Aṣṭaśati) by Nagin J. Shah (1999)
8. जैनदर्शन में श्रद्धा (सम्यग्दर्शन), मतिज्ञान और केवलज्ञान की विभावना लेखक नगीन जी. शाह (२०००) 9. શાંકર વેદાન્તમાં અવિદ્યાવિચાર લેખક નગીન જી. શાહ (૨૦૦૧)
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About A study of Nyāyamañjarī
"The book under review is a mature contribution of a mature scholar." Prof. V. N. Jha, Director, Centre of Advanced Studies in Sanskrit, Poona University, in Annals of Bhandarkar Oriental Research Institute. LXXVI.
"This is just an illustration of how interesting and revealing is the study which Dr. Shah has presented not only from a logical but also from a cultural point of view. Dr. Shah has presented an important text in its wide ranging context with full mastery. He is at home in the different philosophical schools discussed, and his mastery of the language and tradition of Nyaya and Buddhism enables him to create before the reader a fascinating panorama of ancient philosophical discussion. ...His work will undoubtedly remain a standard work of reference for a long time to come." Prof. G. C. Pande, Former Vicechancellor, Universities of Rajasthan and Allahabad, in Journal of the Asiatic Society of Bombay Volume 72 (1997)