Jaina Philosophy

Author(s): Mohanlal Mehta
Publisher: Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan

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Matter 122, Sub-classes of Matter 124, Matter and Soul 125, Five Kinds of Bodies 126, Manifestations of Matter 127, Sound 127, Union 129, Fineness and Grossness 130, Figure 130, Divisibility 130, Darkness 131, Shade 131, Heat and Light 132.
KNOWLEDGE
Knowledge in the Jaina Canons 134, Means of Cognition in the Jaina Canons 137, Logical Conception of Knowledge 138, Validity of Knowledge 139, Classification of the Means of Valid Knowledge 140, Categories of Perception 143, Direct Perception 143, Clairvoyance 144, Telepathy 146, Clairvoyance and Telepathy 147, Omniscience 148, Arguments for the Existence of Omniscience 149, Empirical Perception 152, Senses 153, Mind 153, Categories of Empirical Perception 154, Sensation 154, Speculation 154, Determinate Perception 155, Retention 155, Non-perceptual Cognition 155, Recollection 156, Recognition 157, Inductive Reasoning 157, Inference 159, Subjective Inference 159, Probans 160, Syllogistic Inference 161, Parts of Syllogism 161, Thesis 162, Reason 162, Example 163, Application 163, Conclusion 163, Authority 164.
JUDGMENT
Traces in the Canons 166, Cause and Effect 167, Anekānta, Anekāntavāda and Syādvāda 168, Sevenfold Judgment 170, Complete Judgment 175, Incomplete Judgment 177, Definition of Naya 177, Naigama Naya 178, Sangraha Naya 178, Vyavahāra Naya 179, Rjusūtra Naya 179, Śabda Naya 179, Samabhiruḍha Naya 179, Evambhūta Naya 180, Province of Naya 180, Fallacy of Naya 182, Refutation of Some Objections 184.
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