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Hinduism - What Is Vyapti In Hindu Philosophy?
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("pervasion") is a word that comes to mind when you think of the word "pervasion." Vyapti is a basic requirement...
Hinduism - What Is Vipaksha In Hindu And Indian Philosophy?
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One of the parts of an accepted form of inference in Indian philosophy ( anumana ). An inference is made up of three parts: an assertion...
Hinduism - What Is Hetvabhasa In Hindu Philosophy?
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A erroneous argument is referred to as Hetvabhasa. Certain requirements must be satisfied for a valid inference (anumana), otherwise the...
Hinduism - What Is Hetu In Hindu Philosophy?
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(“reason”) This is a crucial aspect in forming an inference in Indian philosophy (anumana). The term has two different meanings in this...
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