1. Carvaka philosophy is also known as
2. Chitta means
1. first evolute of Prakriti.
2. three internal organs of Samkhya
3. second evolute of Prakriti.
4. four internal organs of Samkhya.
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1. first evolute of Prakriti.
2. three internal organs of Samkhya
3. second evolute of Prakriti.
4. four internal organs of Samkhya.
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3. Match the following:
List-I
List-II
a. Carvaka
1. Pluralism
b. Sankara
2. Materialism
c. Ramanuja
3. Monism
d. Mimamsa
4. Qualified Monism
| List-I | List-II |
| a. Carvaka | 1. Pluralism |
| b. Sankara | 2. Materialism |
| c. Ramanuja | 3. Monism |
| d. Mimamsa | 4. Qualified Monism |
4. According to Vaisesika school, Guna is regarded as
5. The asamvayikarana of an earthen pot according to the Vaisesikas is
6. What does 'Aprama' regarded as in Nyaya philosophy?
7. What is correct sequence, of the following links from the Doctrine of Dependent Origination?
1. Trsna (thirst for sense enjoyment)
2. Vedana (sense experience)
3. Sparsa (sense-objet contact)
4. Upadana (clinging to sense enjoyment)
Select the correct answer:
1. Trsna (thirst for sense enjoyment)
2. Vedana (sense experience)
3. Sparsa (sense-objet contact)
4. Upadana (clinging to sense enjoyment)
Select the correct answer:
8. Anvitabhidhanavada is related to
9. What does Akhyati mean?
10. Consciousness is an adventitious quality of self is accepted by
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