Jaina Epistemology

Author(s): Indra Chandra Shastri
Publisher: Parshwanath Vidyapith

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position of knowledge 71, Jaina Conception of Reality 71-72, Categories and Realities 72, Dravya, Guņa and Paryāya 73, The Vaiśesika view compared 78, Epistemological Function of Guņas 80, Two stand-points based on Dravya and Paryāya 81, The Vertical Universality and the Notion of Oneness 82. Classification of Reality 84, The Āgamic Treatment of Soul 86, Metaphysical evolution 86-87, JIvasamāsa 87-88, Mārganās 88.
The Self, Consciousness and Cognition : a comparative view 90, The Materialistic view 90-92, Its criticism 92.96, Other Schools of Materialism 96. The Nyāya and Vaišeśika 97, Nature of soul 97-98, Its qualities 98, Its number 98, Dimension 98, Cognition 99, The Self and Consciousness 99, Tw) types of consciousness 100. General condition for consciousness 100, Consciousness in sleep 100, Consciousness and cognition 102, The Jaina position compared 103, The Nyāya View criticized 104, Theory of God 107, Absence of Consciousness in the state of liberation 108, Dimension of the self 109.
The Mimāṁsā 111-117
The Self II, The Consciousness 114, Mimāņsaka Criticized 115, The Sānkhya 117, The Self 117, Two types of Consciousness 118, The Sārkhya view criticized 119, Consciousness as an Independent Reality 120, As passive observer 121 As an unchangeable reality 124, Consciousness and Cognition as Related to different entities 124, Purusa and bliodness of knowledge 124, Purusa without any quality 125, Sānkhya Theory of Cognition 125-127, Difference between Vācaspati and Vijñānabhikṣu 128.
The Advaita Vedānta 128-135
Brahma or Pure Consciousness 128, Comparison with Sankhya and Jainism 128, The Empirical Self and Cognition 130, Number of Souls 131, Three types of knowledge 1.33.