Philosophers in Modern India/ Nirmal Kumar Panigrahi/ Advaitavedānte Pratikarmavyāvasthā/ Sanskrit College/ Publication: 1994 /Number of pages: 245/ Calcutta Sanskrit College Research Series No. CXXXXVI
Advaitavedante Pratikarmavyavastha অদ্বৈতবেদান্তে প্রতিকর্মব্যবস্থা
This book, written by Nirmal Kumar panigrahi, is a detailed analysis of a lesser-known aspect of Advaita Vedānta theory of knowledge. The question that the book deals with is: why does an individual have knowledge of one thing at one point in time and why doesn’t he/she have knowledge of all things all the time? This shows that there is a rule governing individuals having knowledge of things at different times. This is unknown as Pratikarmavyāvasthā. The author discusses the Advaita Vedānta analysis of this and presents the objections advanced by Naiyāyaika and Madhva philosophers. The author also relates this particular epistemological thesis with the metaphysical position of the Advaita Vedānta philosophers.
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Philosophers of Modern India |
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Bengali |
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Sanskrit College |
Publication Place |
Calcutta |
Publication Year |
1994 |
No. of Pages |
245 |
Series Name |
Calcutta Sanskrit College Research Series No. CXXXXVI |
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