Book Title: Jaina Bibliography Part 2
Author(s): A N Upadhye
Publisher: Veer Seva Mandir Trust

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________________ JAINA BIBLIOGRAPHY 1537 of interministic truth is not a form of scepticism. It represents toleration of many modes of truth. 1906 H. JACOBI-The Metaphysics and Ethics of the Jainas. (Published in the transaction of third I.C. for the History of Religions). (Jain Ant. vol. X; No. I; Arrah, 1944, Pp. 32--40). Jainism, at least in its final form, which was given it by its last prophet the twenty-fourth Tirthankara Mahavira, took its rise in that part of Eastern India wherein an earlier period, according to the Upanisads, Yajnavalkya had taught the doctrine of Brahman and Atman. The position taken by the Jainas towards the problem of being discussed. The Jaina theory of Being. Syadvada. The doctrine of Nayas. Relation between Jaina philosophy and Sankhya-Yoga. Karma. Nyaya and Vaiseṣika systemes. Jainism is an original system, quite distinct and independent from all others. 1907 Satkari MOOKERJEE-The Jaina Philosophy of Non-Absolutism, Calcutta, 1944, P. xxii-+-323. In this book the author has discussed at length the Jaina philosophy of 'NonAbsolutism (Anekäntavada) with his philosophical insight, logical analysis and critical exposition. It reveals an ideology entirely different from the Vedic. It is not an exhaustive account of Jaina thought, but an analytical studo of its foundation. Jaina philosophy is frankly realistic and so stands in a close relation of kinship to the Nyaya, Mimänsä and Sankhya system of thought. Contents: Ch.I. The logical Background of Jaina philosophy. Ch. II. Non-Absolutism-an absolute real can neither be a cause nor an effect; the Jaina solves the difficulty by means of anekanta, Vedänta, Sänkhya, Mimämsä and Carvāka system discussed in relation to Jain Philosophy. Ch. III. Numerical difference and Absolute non-existence Vedäntist, Buddhist, Sünyavädin and Jaina view discussed; Nagarjuna on Sankhya and Nyaya theories and the Jaina solution; Jaina position compared and contrasted with other systems. Ch. IV. Absolute Negativism and Absolute Particularism. Fluxist on the Jaina position, voidist's position and the Jaina reply. Jain Education International For Private & Personal Use Only www.jainelibrary.org

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