Studies in Indian Philosophy

Author(s): Dalsukh Malvania, Nagin J Shah
Publisher: L D Indology Ahmedabad

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CONTENTS
Subject
Author
Page
iii
Preface List of Contributors Contents Champion of Justice and Truth Original Thinker Pandit Sukhalal ji - A Dynamic Litterateur Pt. Sukhlal ji (A biographical Sketch)
ix xiii
XV
S. Mookerjee T. R. V. Murti A. N. Upadhye D. D. Malvania N. J. Shah C. S. Prasad
xix
K. R. Norman K. K. Dixit
1 Attitude of Buddha and Early Buddhism
towards Metaphysics 2 A Note on Atta in the Alagaddapama-sutta 3 Materialism, Idealism and Dualism in
Indian Philosophy 4 Tamas and Chāya in the Jaina view 5 Negation : Some Indian Theories 6 On Reasoning from Anvaya and V yarireka
in Early Advaita 7 Circularity in the Inductive Justification of
Formal Arguments (Tarka) in Twelfth
Century Indian Jaina Logic 8 Memory
E. A. Solomon J. L. Shaw George Cardona
57
79
Douglas Dunsmore 105
Daye
Bimal Krishna 125
Matilal Lal Mani Joshi 135
Y. Krishan
145
9 Notes on Religious Merit (Punya) in
Comparative Light 10 The Unique Jaina Doctrine of Karma
and its contribution 11 Right Understanding - some Hurdles 12 The Chinese Buddhist Wheel of Existence
and Deliverance 13 Some remarks on the role of the lay
followers in the Jaina Community
T. G. Kalghatgi Jan Yun-hua
155 165
Elisabeth Strandberg 181