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Religion and Logic in Buddhist Philosophical Analysis

Denkschriften der philosophisch-historischen Klasse 424. Band

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ISBN-13	978-3-7001-7000-6
ISBN-13 Online	978-3-7001-7165-2
Subject Area	Asian Studies
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Preliminaries

page i

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page v

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Helmut Krasser, Horst Lasic, Eli Franco, Birgit Kellner

Preface

page vii

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Program

page ix

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Ernst Steinkellner

Opening speech – News from the manuscript department

page xv

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Piotr Balcerowicz

Dharmakīrti’s criticism of the Jaina doctrine of multiplexity of reality (anekāntavāda)

page 1

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Junjie Chu

Sanskrit fragments of Dharmakīrti’s Santānāntarasiddhi

page 33

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Vincent Eltschinger

Studies on Dharmakīrti’s religious philosophy (3): Compassion and its role in the general structure of PV 2

page 43

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Koji Ezaki

Can we say that everything is ineffable? Udayana’s refutation of the theory of apoha

page 73

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Eli Franco

Perception of yogis – Some epistemological and metaphysical considerations

page 81

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Toru Funayama

Kamalaśīla’s view on yogic perception and the bodhisattva paths

page 99

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Brendan S. Gillon

Dharmakīrti on inference from effect. A discussion of verse 12 and the Svavrtti of the Svārthānumāna chapter of the Pramāṇavārttika

page 113

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Klaus Glashoff

Problems of transcribing avinābhāva into predicate logic

page 131

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Keijin Hayashi

PrajñPrajñākaragupta’s interpretation of mental perceptionkaragupta’s interpretation of mental perception

page 139

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Yoshichika Honda

Bhoja and Dharmakīrti

page 151

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Pascale Hugon

Phya pa Chos kyi seng ge’s views on perception

page 159

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Masahiro Inami

Nondual cognition

page 177

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Hisataka Ishida

On the classification of anyāpoha

page 197

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Takashi Iwata

Compassion in Buddhist logic – Dharmakīrti’s view of compassion as interpreted by PrajñPrajñākaragupta

page 211

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Kyō Kanō

Dichotomy, antarvyāpti, and dṛṣṭānta

page 231

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Kei Kataoka

Manu and the Buddha for Kumārila and Dharmakīrti

page 255

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Shoryu Katsura

From Abhidharma to Dharmakīrti – With a special reference to the concept of svabhāva

page 271

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Yohei Kawajiri

A critique of the Buddhist theory of adhyavasāya in the Pratyabhijñā school

page 281

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Birgit Kellner

Dharmakīrti’s criticism of external realism and the sliding scale of analysis

page 291

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Hisayasu Kobayashi

On the development of the argument to prove vijñaptimātratā

page 299

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Taiken Kyuma

On the (im)perceptibility of external objects in Dharmakīrti’s epistemology

page 309

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Lawrence McCrea

Prajñākaragupta on the pramāṇas and their objects

page 319

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Shinya Moriyama

pramāṇapariāuddhasakalatattvajña, sarvajña and sarvasarvajña

page 329

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Yasutaka Muroya

Bhāsarvajña’s Interpretation of bhāva eva nāśaḥ and a related chronological problem

page 341

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Hiroshi Nemoto

The proof of impermanence in the dGe lugs pa’s pramāṇa theory

page 363

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Miyako Notake

The concept of samayābhoga in the refutation of the existence of universals

page 375

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Hideyo Ogawa

On the term anupalabdhi

page 395

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Masamichi Sakai

Śākyabuddhi and Dharmottara on the inference of momentariness based on the absence of external causes of destruction

page 407

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Kiyokuni Shiga

antarvyāpti and bahirvyāpti re-examined

page 423

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John Taber

Did Dharmakīrti think the Buddha had desires?

page 437

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Tom J.F. Tillemans

Dignāga, Bhāviveka and Dharmakīrti on apoha

page 449

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Toshikazu Watanabe

Dharmakīrti’s intention to quote Pramāṇasamuccaya III 12

page 459

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Jeson Woo

Vācaspatimiśra and Jñānaśrīmitra on the object of yogipratyakṣa

page 469

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Zhihua Yao

Non-cognition and the third pramāṇa

page 477

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Chizuko Yoshimizu

What makes all the produced impermanent? Proof of impermanence and theory of causality

page 491

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Kiyotaka Yoshimizu

Reconsidering the fragment of the Bṛhaṭṭīkā on restriction (niyama)

page 507

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