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CONTENTS
2. 3.
PAGE The Buddhist definition of perception
129 The Jaina, Prābhākara and Vedānta definitions of perception
132 The Nyāya definitions of perception
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CHAPTER VII
THE PSYCHOLOGY OF PERCEPTION
143
1. The Senses (indriya) 2. Function of the senses 3. The nature and function of the mind (manas) 4. The self and its function in perception
143 151 157
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CHAPTER VIII
ORDINARY PERCEPTION AND ITS OBJECTS
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166 168
1. Different kinds of perception and the cate
gories of reality 2 Perception of substances or things (dravya) 3. Perception of attributes (guņa) and actions
(karma) 4 The universal (sāmânya), particularity (višeşa)
and the relation of inherence (samavāya) 5 Perception of non-existence (abhāva) 6 Internal perception and its objects
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180 191 199
CHAPTER IX
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THREE MODES OF ORDINARY PERCEPTION
1. Nirvikalpaka and savikalpaka perceptions 2. Recognition (pratyabhijñā) as a mode of
perception 11—(1117B)
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