Logical Reasoning
6.35
4.
Testimony (
Âý×æ‡æ
): While it is convenient for us to
trust the testimony of others, the problem is that
there is often a high likelihood of error.
The knowledge is first received through perception
(
ÂýˆØÿæ
), comparison (
©Â×æÙ
), or words of sacred authority
(
àæŽÎ
). Here, the aim is to study Indian logic (
Ì·¤üàææS˜æ
) by
means of knowledge (
™ææÙ
)
Indian logic (Means of knowledge)
Orthodox (Aastik)
Vedas
1. Nyaya Philosophy
2. Vaisheshika
3. Mimamsa/Purva Mimamsa
4. Sankhya Philosophy
5. Yoga Philosophy
6. Uttara Mimamsa (Vedanta)
1. Buddhist
2. Jainism
3. Charvaka (Materialists)
Unorthodox ...
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