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Hardback. Condition: New. The anonymous pre-Ga?gesa Navya-Nyaya treatise Upadhidarpa?a (UD) deals exclusively with the so-called upadhi, a key concept in the Navya-Nyaya theory of inference. The present volume contains the first published edition and translation of the only extant manuscript of the UD. Numerous notes have been added to the translation in order to elucidate the contents and to give a clue to the historical context, as regards authors, works, and philosophical doctrines that are referenced in the UD. Moreover, an extensive introductory chapter provides new insights into relations between the Navya-Nyaya doctrine of upadhi and modern logical theories such as John L. Pollock's theory of defeasible reasoning and property theories, especially property adaptations of well-founded and non-well-founded set theories.A very intriguing aspect of the UD is the author's attempt to define all candidate upadhis by means of a "general defining characteristic" (samanyalak?a?a) which is a property of itself. He advocates a non-well-founded property concept and distances himself from what is communis opinio in Nyaya, viz. that self-dependence (atmasraya) is a kind of absurdity. No such discussion concerning the problem of foundation in the Navya-Nyaya logic of property and location is to be found in the later Upadhivada of Ga?gesa's Tattavacintama?i.…

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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. The anonymous pre-Gage&sacutea Navya-Nyaya treatise Upadhidarpaa (UD) deals exclusively with the so-called upadhi, a key concept in the Navya-Nyaya theory of inference. The present volume contains the first published edition and translation of the only extant manuscript of the UD. Numerous notes have been added to the translation in order to elucidate the contents and to give a clue to the historical context, as regards authors, works, and philosophical doctrines that are referenced in the UD. Moreover, an extensive introductory chapter provides new insights into relations between the Navya-Nyaya doctrine of upadhi and modern logical theories such as John L. Pollock's theory of defeasible reasoning and property theories, especially property adaptations of well-founded and non-well-founded set theories.A very intriguing aspect of the UD is the author's attempt to define all candidate upadhis by means of a "general defining characteristic" (samanyalak&#7779aa) which is a property of itself. He advocates a non-well-founded property concept and distances himself from what is communis opinio in Nyaya, viz. that self-dependence (atma&sacuteraya) is a kind of absurdity. No such discussion concerning the problem of foundation in the Navya-Nyaya logic of property and location is to be found in the later Upadhivada of Gage&sacutea's Tattavacintamai. The pre-Gagesa Navya-Nyaya treatise Upadhidarpaa (UD) deals with the upadhi, a key concept in the Navya-Nyaya theory of inference. This volume is the first published edition and translation of the only manuscript of the UD. Notes have been added to elucidate the historical context of the authors, works, and philosophical doctrines in the UD. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Hardcover. Condition: New. x, 303 pages : illustrations ; 26 cm. Summary:"The anonymous pre-Gangesa Navya-Nyaya treatise Upadhidarpaṇa (UD) deals exclusively with the so-called upadhi, a key concept in the Navya-Nyaya theory of inference. The present volume contains the first published edition and translation of the only extant manuscript of the UD. Numerous notes have been added to the translation in order to elucidate the contents and to give a clue to the historical context, as regards authors, works, and philosophical doctrines that are referenced in the UD. Moreover, an extensive introductory chapter provides new insights into relations between the Navya-Nyaya doctrine of upadhi and modern logical theories such as John L. Pollock's theory of defeasible reasoning and property theories, especially property adaptations of well-founded and non-well-founded set theories."-- Publisher's description.…

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware -Die Einführung in das klassische Sanskrit, die aus der Unterrichtspraxis universitärer Einführungskurse hervorgegangen ist, vermittelt in 37 Lektionen mit Übungen die Grundkenntnisse des klassischen Sanskrits. Der Umfang des grammatischen Stoffs entspricht in etwa dem älterer Lehrbücher (wie z.B. A.F. Stenzlers 'Elementarbuch der Sanskrit- Sprache'). Allerdings sind die grammatischen Erläuterungen sehr viel ausführlicher und setzen keinerlei Vorkenntnisse in klassischen Sprachen (wie Latein oder Griechisch) voraus. Um einen leichteren Zugang zu der recht komplexen Formenlehre zu ermöglichen, werden viele Diagramme als didaktische Hilfsmittel eingesetzt. Das Übungsmaterial, das sich aus dem Fundus an Kunstsätzen und Zitaten älterer Lehrbücher rekrutiert, bietet - im Gegensatz zu den meisten anderen Sanskrit-Einführungen - auch noch genügend Anwendungsbeispiele für Aorist, Injunktiv und Prekativ. Wer das Buch im Selbststudium oder in einem 2-semestrigen Kurs an der Universität durcharbeitet, besitzt die nötigen Voraussetzungen, um sich der Lektüre klassischer Sanskritwerke widmen zu können. 287 pp. Deutsch, Sanskrit.…

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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. The anonymous pre-Gage&sacutea Navya-Nyaya treatise Upadhidarpaa (UD) deals exclusively with the so-called upadhi, a key concept in the Navya-Nyaya theory of inference. The present volume contains the first published edition and translation of the only extant manuscript of the UD. Numerous notes have been added to the translation in order to elucidate the contents and to give a clue to the historical context, as regards authors, works, and philosophical doctrines that are referenced in the UD. Moreover, an extensive introductory chapter provides new insights into relations between the Navya-Nyaya doctrine of upadhi and modern logical theories such as John L. Pollock's theory of defeasible reasoning and property theories, especially property adaptations of well-founded and non-well-founded set theories.A very intriguing aspect of the UD is the author's attempt to define all candidate upadhis by means of a "general defining characteristic" (samanyalak&#7779aa) which is a property of itself. He advocates a non-well-founded property concept and distances himself from what is communis opinio in Nyaya, viz. that self-dependence (atma&sacuteraya) is a kind of absurdity. No such discussion concerning the problem of foundation in the Navya-Nyaya logic of property and location is to be found in the later Upadhivada of Gage&sacutea's Tattavacintamai. The pre-Gagesa Navya-Nyaya treatise Upadhidarpaa (UD) deals with the upadhi, a key concept in the Navya-Nyaya theory of inference. This volume is the first published edition and translation of the only manuscript of the UD. Notes have been added to elucidate the historical context of the authors, works, and philosophical doctrines in the UD. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Hardback. Condition: New. The anonymous pre-Ga?gesa Navya-Nyaya treatise Upadhidarpa?a (UD) deals exclusively with the so-called upadhi, a key concept in the Navya-Nyaya theory of inference. The present volume contains the first published edition and translation of the only extant manuscript of the UD. Numerous notes have been added to the translation in order to elucidate the contents and to give a clue to the historical context, as regards authors, works, and philosophical doctrines that are referenced in the UD. Moreover, an extensive introductory chapter provides new insights into relations between the Navya-Nyaya doctrine of upadhi and modern logical theories such as John L. Pollock's theory of defeasible reasoning and property theories, especially property adaptations of well-founded and non-well-founded set theories.A very intriguing aspect of the UD is the author's attempt to define all candidate upadhis by means of a "general defining characteristic" (samanyalak?a?a) which is a property of itself. He advocates a non-well-founded property concept and distances himself from what is communis opinio in Nyaya, viz. that self-dependence (atmasraya) is a kind of absurdity. No such discussion concerning the problem of foundation in the Navya-Nyaya logic of property and location is to be found in the later Upadhivada of Ga?gesa's Tattavacintama?i.…

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware -Die Einführung in das klassische Sanskrit, die aus der Unterrichtspraxis universitärer Einführungskurse hervorgegangen ist, vermittelt in 37 Lektionen mit Übungen die Grundkenntnisse des klassischen Sanskrits. Der Umfang des grammatischen Stoffs entspricht in etwa dem älterer Lehrbücher (wie z.B. A.F. Stenzlers 'Elementarbuch der Sanskrit- Sprache'). Allerdings sind die grammatischen Erläuterungen sehr viel ausführlicher und setzen keinerlei Vorkenntnisse in klassischen Sprachen (wie Latein oder Griechisch) voraus. Um einen leichteren Zugang zu der recht komplexen Formenlehre zu ermöglichen, werden viele Diagramme als didaktische Hilfsmittel eingesetzt. Das Übungsmaterial, das sich aus dem Fundus an Kunstsätzen und Zitaten älterer Lehrbücher rekrutiert, bietet - im Gegensatz zu den meisten anderen Sanskrit-Einführungen - auch noch genügend Anwendungsbeispiele für Aorist, Injunktiv und Prekativ. Wer das Buch im Selbststudium oder in einem 2-semestrigen Kurs an der Universität durcharbeitet, besitzt die nötigen Voraussetzungen, um sich der Lektüre klassischer Sanskritwerke widmen zu können.…