11. Match List-I with List-II and select the correct answer:
List-I
List-II
a. Abhihitanvaya vada
1. Mandan
b. Anitabhidhana vada
2. Kumarila
c. Sphotavada
3. Prabhakara
d. Apoha vada
4. Dinnage
List-I | List-II |
a. Abhihitanvaya vada | 1. Mandan |
b. Anitabhidhana vada | 2. Kumarila |
c. Sphotavada | 3. Prabhakara |
d. Apoha vada | 4. Dinnage |
12. The Vaisesika hold that the parimana of the transarenu is due to
13. Mahayanasamparigraha' -Shastra is given by which of the following schools?
14. What is produced by Upamana according to Nyaya?
15. Given below one Assertion (A) and one Reason (R). Consider them in the light of Nyaya vaisesika philosophy and select the correct answer given below.
Assertion (A) The liberated soul must be Jada (matter).
Reason (R) The liberated soul looses even its consciousness.
Assertion (A) The liberated soul must be Jada (matter).
Reason (R) The liberated soul looses even its consciousness.
16. Vrtti according to Nyaya is a relation between
17. On what does the metaphysics of Jain philosophy based on?
18. Both Prabhakara and Kumarila admit that cognitions, which are products of . . . . . . . . are objects of . . . . . . . .
19. What does the fallacy of the unproved middle mean?
20. Madhyamika believes in
1. Nagarjuna teachings
2. Dialectical skill
3. Non-dialectical skill
4. Jainism teachings
Select the correct answer:
1. Nagarjuna teachings
2. Dialectical skill
3. Non-dialectical skill
4. Jainism teachings
Select the correct answer:
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