Journal of Indian Philosophy

Contribution of Polish Scholars to the Study of Indian Logic
pp. 9-20(12)
Author: Mejor M.

The Oldest Philosophical Manuscript in Sanskrit
pp. 21-31(11)
Author: Franco E.

Ancient Indian Logic as a Theory of Case-Based Reasoning
pp. 33-45(13)
Author: Ganeri J.

Nyya-Stra 5.1.2: Anomalies in the Bhsya
pp. 47-60(14)
Author: Gillon B.S.

An Interpretation of Dharmakrti's Svabhva-Hetu
pp. 61-87(27)
Author: Iwata T.

The Mmm·s Definition of Praman·a as a Source of New Information
pp. 89-103(15)
Author: Kataoka K.

Some Cases of Doctrinal Proofs in the Abhidharma-Koa-Bhsya
pp. 105-120(16)
Author: Katsura S.

Integrating Negative Knowledge into Pramn·a Theory: The Development of the Dryânupalabdhi Dharmaki¯rti's Earlier Works
pp. 121-159(39)
Author: Kellner B.

On the Ascertainment of Validity in the Buddhist Epistemological Tradition
pp. 161-184(24)
Author: Krasser H.

On the Utilisation of Causality as a Basis of Inference. Dharmakrti's statements and Their Interpretation
pp. 185-197(13)
Author: Lasic H.

Limitations of Theories of Pramna
pp. 199-227(29)
Author: Oetke C.

On What it is That Buddhists Think About —Apoha in the Ratnakrti-Nibandhâvali—
pp. 229-256(28)
Author: Patil P.G.

Did Dignga and Mallavdin Know the Old Vkya-Padya-Vrtti Attributed to Bhartrhari?
pp. 257-270(14)
Author: Pind O.H.

Parley, Reason and Rejoinder
pp. 271-283(13)
Author: Prets E.

Inference, Reasoning and Causality in the Sm·khya-Krik
pp. 285-301(17)
Author: Ruzsa F.

Deductive, Inductive, Both or Neither?
pp. 303-321(19)
Author: Siderits M.

Once More on Circles
pp. 323-341(19)
Author: Steinkellner E.

Is ‘Inexplicability Otherwise’ (Anyathânupapatti) Otherwise Inexplicable?
pp. 343-380(38)
Author: Balcerowicz P.