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The Nyaya theory of Knowledge

by Satischandra Chatterjee | 1939 | 127,980 words

Hinduism Hindu Philosophy Nyaya

This essay studies the Nyaya theory of Knowledge and examines the contributions of the this system to Indian and Western philosophy, specifically focusing on its epistemology. Nyaya represents a realist approach, providing a critical evaluation of knowledge. The thesis explores the Nyaya's classification of valid knowledge sources: perception, infe...

Chapter 5 - The test of Truth and Error

- Sub-Contents: (+ / -)

Part 1 - The problems and alternative solutions

Part 2 - The Nyaya theory of extrinsic validity and invalidity

Part 3 - Objections to the theory answered by the Nyaya

Part 4 - Criticism of the Sankhya view of intrinsic validity and invalidity

Part 5 - Criticism of the Bauddha theory of intrinsic invalidity and extrinsic validity

Part 6 - Criticism of the Mimamsa theory of intrinsic validity and extrinsic invalidity

Part 7 - Indian and Western theories of truth

Last Updated: 28 January, 2025

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