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Excerpt from Tarka Sangraha of nandajnanâ: Edited With Introduction
Its procedure. - The author of the Tarkasangra/za, in his task, gene rally follows, from its tenth section dealing with ''earth'' the order of the subjects in the Paddrllzad''mrmasangra/za of Pras''astapfida (the standard work of the Vais''eshika Philosophy and that in the first chapter of the Padci?lzatallvam''rgzaya of Gangapuri, omitting the section 011 enumeration of categories (fm and the section showing similarities and dissimi larities MW and the section about worldly bondage and eman cipation Mm as these are touched upon in the treatment of other subjects. He, moreover, includes in his reiutations, ''non-existance'' own) which was held as a seventh category by the later Vais''eshikas, and jdisputation'' (eu) and other subjects specially treated by the Naiyayikas.
Many of the passages in this work, beginning with the words yallu and ending with z''li (151) (e. G. 011 pp. 28, 65 etc.) are to be met with in the padérl/mi/vam''rgzaya-w''vara11a.
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Its procedure. - The author of the Tarkasangra/za, in his task, gene rally follows, from its tenth section dealing with ''earth'' the order of the subjects in the Paddrllzad''mrmasangra/za of Pras''astapfida (the standard work of the Vais''eshika Philosophy and that in the first chapter of the Padci?lzatallvam''rgzaya of Gangapuri, omitting the section 011 enumeration of categories (fm and the section showing similarities and dissimi larities MW and the section about worldly bondage and eman cipation Mm as these are touched upon in the treatment of other subjects. He, moreover, includes in his reiutations, ''non-existance'' own) which was held as a seventh category by the later Vais''eshikas, and jdisputation'' (eu) and other subjects specially treated by the Naiyayikas.
Many of the passages in this work, beginning with the words yallu and ending with z''li (151) (e. G. 011 pp. 28, 65 etc.) are to be met with in the padérl/mi/vam''rgzaya-w''vara11a.
About the Publisher
Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.com
This book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully; any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.
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Ânandajnanâ Ânandajnanâ
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Page Count - 191
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