Cognition of Cognition
By J. L. Shaw, 78 Pages, Paperback.
A commentary on Pandit Visvabandhu Tarkatirtha's article on anuvyavasaya (Cognition of Cognition or Knowledge of Knowledge). Pandit Visvabandhu is one of the few living distinguished pandits of the Navya-Nyaya tradition in Indian philosophy.
Book contains explanations of several concepts which are indispensable for understanding Indian philosophy, especially the Nyaya system. Book addresses the question: How do we cognize a cognition? (How do we know that we know?) It also discusses other topics such as types of cognition, meaning, causality, perception, inference, and fallacies.
It also contai
A commentary on Pandit Visvabandhu Tarkatirtha's article on anuvyavasaya (Cognition of Cognition or Knowledge of Knowledge). Pandit Visvabandhu is one of the few living distinguished pandits of the Navya-Nyaya tradition in Indian philosophy.
Book contains explanations of several concepts which are indispensable for understanding Indian philosophy, especially the Nyaya system. Book addresses the question: How do we cognize a cognition? (How do we know that we know?) It also discusses other topics such as types of cognition, meaning, causality, perception, inference, and fallacies.
It also contai
