The Character of Logic in India

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Focusing on the origins of logical theory in India, this work by Bimal Krishna Matilal explores various aspects of Indian logic, including its general characteristics and the analysis of debate. It delves into the contributions of key figures such as Dinnaga, who introduced the triple-conditioned sign, and Dharmakirti, who addressed the problem of induction. Additionally, it highlights the Jaina influence on logic and examines the later developments within the Navya-Nyaya tradition, offering a comprehensive overview of this philosophical domain.