Sramana 2013 07

Author(s): Ashokkumar Singh
Publisher: Parshvanath Vidhyashram Varanasi

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Ibid (1960: 62-63). Ibid (1928: 23). Ibid (2006: 41). We know 55 representatives od nyāya school, e.g.: Akşapāda Gautama, Paksilasvāmin Vātsyāyana, Bhāvivikta, Uddyotakara Bhāradvāja, Avissakarņa, Sarkara-[svāmin), Viśvarūpa, Dhairyarāśi, Jayanta Bhatta, Bhasarwadonia, Trilocana, Vācaspati Miśra, Udayana, Varadarāja Miśra, Keśava Miśra, Śaśadhara, Vādşndra, Bhamma Rāghawa, Gangeśa Kāśyapa itd. Por. BALCEROWICZ(2003: 222-236). Nyāya system has been described in: Balcerowicz 2003, Chakrabarti 1992, Chakrabarti 1999, Ganeri 2001, Ganeri 2004, Gangopadhyaya 1984, Gokhale 1992, Halbfass 1988, Matilal 1986, Matilal 2001, Oetke 1996, Solomon 1976, Taber 2004. Jain (2006: 45). Ibid (2006: 46). Ibid (2006: 46-52). Ibid (2006: 53). Brough (1951: 44). VP III.1.33: (My own translation) sambandhi-bhedāt sattaiva bhidyamānā gavādişu / jātir ity uchate taskam sarve sabdā vyavasthitāḥ. Cf. Brough (1951: 45). Ibid (1995: 45). Jain (2006: 55). Ibid (2006: 57). Ibid (2006: 20). Ibid (2006: 62-63). Jain (2006: 84). LTS 587: cit-sarkoca-vikasa-vismayakaraḥ svabhāvaḥ / LTS 367: bahis-antarmukhabhāsa / LTS 607: cit-sāmänya-viseșa-rupam. LTS. Introduction, p. 20. LTS 277: aneko'py atimanye tvam jñānam ekam anākulam. LTS. Introduction, p. 23. TS 1.32: sadasatoraviseşādyadrcchopalabdherunmattavat. Cf. LTS. Introduction, p. 23. Bhrama, sanskrit. confusion, perplexity, error, mistake, giddiness, dizziness, etc. Siddhi, sanskr. settlement, establishment, coming into force, validity, prosperity, solution of a problem, skill, understanding, efficacy, etc. Varam, sanskrit. select, choicest, valuable, precious, act or object of choosing, election, wish, request, etc. From vĩ, to choose.
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