Sabdapramana or testimony is a formidable doctrine within India philosophy. A thorough investigation of this thesis is long overdue. This work sets out to address these issues that have engaged traditional and modern thinkers like.
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Hardbound. Condition: As New. Reprint. Contents Foreword/J.N. Mohanty. Pre word/K.T. Pandurangi. Prologue/Stephen H. Phillips. Acknowledgements. Abbreviations. Introduction. 1. Outline of the argument for Sabdapramana. 2. On words. 3. On meaning. 4. Sabdabodha psycholinguistics of sentence understanding. 5. The Karanas. 6. The phenomenological Karanas. 7. Sabdapramanya problem of truth and authority of the word. Appendixes. Indexes. Sabdapramana or Testimony is a formidable doctrine within Indian philosophy. A thorough investigation of this thesis is long overdue. What is Sabdapramana (word as knowledge). What is involved in hearing words. Is the understanding derived through hearing utterances direct or indirect. Does this peculiarly linguistic understanding (Sabdabodha) amount to knowledge (Prama) or does it depend on certain other conditions for its truth. Further what sort of theories of meaning understanding and knowledge would be required to ground a successful Sabdabodha as Prama need careful attention. It is sometimes said that Indian thinkers had no particularly interesting theory of understanding. The present work sets out to address these issues issues that have traditional and modern thinkers alike. Based on the classic text Advaita Vedantaparibhasa of Dharmarajadhvarindra (seventieth century) the analysis and arguments extend to the views of and criticisms from the Nyaya Purva Mimamsa and the Grammarian/linguistic schools within Indian philosophy with a treatment of similar concerns in western philosophy. There is a compelling thesis here that should be taken seriously in any philosophy. Long discarded as a distinct source of knowledge in Western philosophy testimony might be fruitfully reexamined. This could lead to mutual dialogue between philosophy and religion and pave the way for critical metaphysics. 384 pp. Seller Inventory # 71801
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