Role of Space Time in Jainas Syadavada and Quantum Theory

Author(s): Filita Bharucha
Publisher: Shri Satguru Publications

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Role of Space-Time in Jaina's Syadváda
Definition III: "Logical constants” are entities with a
formal character i.e. which remains constant under changing conditions of a system. In particular “logical entities' are
spatio-temporal constants. Definition IV: An entity that is not a logical constant we
shall call existentiali.e. entity that changes with the changing conditions of a system, It is only when we intercept an existential entity as a logical entity fallacy arises. Vagueness is not clear when a particular statement is placed in a logic of inaccurate degree and order and the conclusion is inappropriate. Hence, the best remedy to avoid vagueness is the appropriate classification of a statement to its particular logic. If conditions change and we are able to determine the order and degree then the non-denotational phrase will have a reference. A proposition P subject to conditions C,,C,, C2 C may to logic 'L' of degree d, (say) and may change its logical status to logic 'L' of degree do (say). Therefore the degree of a logic to which a proposition belongs determine
the logical status of that proposition. Definition V: A proposition is incorrect if it is not classified
under a logic of appropriate degree. Definition VI: A proposition is inconclusive ifit is not classified
under a logic of appropriate order. Definition VII: The proposition P., P, are comparable
(equivalent to unto language isomorphism) if they belong to logic L with the same order.