The scope of the pramāṇas in classical and postclassical Sāṃkhya

Asian Philosophy 32 (1):33-51 (2021)
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One of the lively polemics between Buddhists and Naiyāyikas is devoted to the question of whether each pramāṇa—means of knowledge—has an independent scope of validity, which does not overlap the sc...

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