Reason and Tradition in Indian Thought: An Essay on the Nature of Indian Philosophical Thinking

Table of contents

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• Title Page iii
• Preface vii
• Contents ix
• Introduction 1
• 1 Indian Philosophy: Between Tradition and Modernity 7
• Notes and References 24
• 2 Consciousness and Knowledge 26
• Introduction 26
• Notes and References 52
• 3 Language and Meaning 54
• Introduction 54
• Notes and References 97
• 4 The Nature of Indian Logic 100
• Notes and References 131
• 5 Indian Theories of Truth: Their Common Framework 133
• Notes and References 149

• Title Page iii
• Preface vii
• Contents ix
• Introduction 1
• 1 Indian Philosophy: Between Tradition and Modernity 7
• Notes and References 24
• 2 Consciousness and Knowledge 26
• Introduction 26
• Notes and References 52
• 3 Language and Meaning 54
• Introduction 54
• Notes and References 97
• 4 The Nature of Indian Logic 100
• Notes and References 131
• 5 Indian Theories of Truth: Their Common Framework 133
• Notes and References 149
• 6 The Concept of Being And the Ontologies 150
• Notes and References 181
• 7 Time, History, Man, and Nature 184
• Notes and References 222
• 8 Remarks on the Pramāṇa Theory 227
• Notes and References 266
• 9 The Nature of Indian Philosophical Thinking 269
• Notes and References 299
• Index 301