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CONTENTS
CHAPTER ONE
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The Subject-matter under Investigation 3, The nature of Mokşa 4, The Nature of the Means of Moksa 4, The Concomitance of the Means of Mokșa 5, The Necessary Concomitance 5 The definition of Samyak-darśana 4 The causes of the origination of Samyak-darśana 8, The Definitive and Practical Standpoints Differentiated 8, The Distinguishing Marks of Samyaktva 8, The Different Causes 9, The Order of Origination 9 The fundamental verities mentioned by name 10 The niksepas or manners of positing indicated by name 12 The means of knowing the fundamental verities 14, The Difference between the Pramāṇas and Nayas 14 The mention of certain 'gateways to consideration' conducive to a detailed knowledge of the fundamental verities 14 Types of Right Cognition 19 A Discussion related to Pramāņas or Instruments of Valid Cognition 21, The Classification of Pramāṇas 21, The definition of Pramāņas 21 Synonyms Standing for the Type of Cognition Mati 23 The Nature of the Type of Cognition Mati 24 The sub-types of Mati-jñāna 24, The Above Four Sub-types
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