Classical Indian Philosophy of Mind: The Nyāya Dualist Tradition
This book offers a detailed study of the Nyāya dualist tradition in classical Indian philosophy of mind. It explores the school's logical framework for understanding the soul, perception, and reality, providing insights into ancient Indian thought on consciousness and epistemology. Ideal for those interested in Eastern philosophical traditions.
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Classical Indian Philosophy of Mind examines the Nyāya dualist tradition, a key school in ancient Indian thought. It addresses fundamental questions about the nature of mind and its relation to the physical world.
The Nyāya tradition, known for its logical rigor, posits a dualism between soul and body, influencing broader Indian philosophical discourse. This book provides an in-depth analysis of these concepts within their historical context.
Through careful exploration, the text highlights how Nyāya thinkers developed arguments for realism and epistemology, contributing to enduring debates in philosophy of mind.
Scholars and students will find this work essential for understanding the intellectual heritage of Indian dualism and its implications for contemporary philosophy.
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