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| adam_text | CONTENTS
VOLUME I PHILOSOPHICAL INQUIRY AND
THE AIMS OF LIFE
A cknowledgements x vii
Chronological table of reprinted articles and chapters xix
General introduction 1
JONARDON GANERI
PARTI
The concept of philosophy (ânvïksikï) 9
1 On the concept of philosophy in India 11
BIMAL KRISHNA MATILAL
2 Darsana, anvlksikl, philosophy 22
WILHELM HALBFASS
PART 2
Philosophy as the work of reason 49
3 Internal criticism and Indian rationalist traditions 51
MARTHA C. NUSSBAUM AND AMARTYA SEN
4 Rationality in Indian philosophy 73
ARINDAM CHAKRABARTI
5 Intellectual India: reason, identity, dissent 94
JONARDON GANERI
CONTENTS
PART 3
Philosophy as medicinal therapy 109
6 The therapeutic paradigm and the search for identity in
Indian philosophy 111
WILHELM HALBFASS
7 Philosophy as a way of life: spiritual exercises from the
Buddha to Tagore 125
JONARDON GANERI
8 Medical analogies in Buddhist and Hellenistic thought:
tranquillity and anger 140
CHRISTOPHER W. GOWANS
PART 4
Philosophy as a search for the self 159
9 The Upanishads 161
JOEL BRERETON
10 Hidden in the cave: the Upanisadic self 175
JONARDON GANERI
PART 5
Philosophical naturalism 199
11 Materialism, Indian school of 201
ELI FRANCO AND KARIN PREISENDANZ
12 Carvaka fragments: a new collection 207
RAMKRISHNA BHATTACHARYA
13 Emergentisms, ancient and modern 243
JONARDON GANERI
PART 6
Commentary as philosophy 271
14 Binding the text: Vedanta as philosophy and commentary 273
FRANCIS X. CLOONEY, S.J.
CONTENTS
15 Interpreting Tirukkuraj: the role of commentary in the
creation of a text 291
NORMAN CUTLER
16 Sanskrit philosophical commentary 319
JONARDON GANERI
PART 7
Normative ethics as philosophy 335
17 Realizations, consequences and agency 337
AMARTYA SEN
18 Sen and the Bhagavad Gita: lessons for a theory
of justice 348
JOSHUA ANDERSON
19 An analysis of consequentialism and deontology in the
normative ethics of the BhagavadgTta 360
SANDEEP SREEKUMAR
VOLUME II SELF, NO SELF
A cknowledgem ents vi i
PARTI
Buddhist philosophy of mind 1
20 Asian perspectives: Indian theories of mind 3
GEORGES DREYFUS AND EVAN THOMPSON
21 Mind in Indian Buddhist philosophy 36
CHRISTIAN COSERU
22 From the five aggregates to phenomenal consciousness:
towards a cross-cultural cognitive science 88
JAKE H. DAVIS AND EVAN THOMPSON
23 Subjectivity, selfhood and the use of the word ‘V 102
JONARDON GANERI
CONTENTS
24 Self-awareness without a self: Buddhism and the
refiexivity of awareness
MATTHEW MACKENZIE
25 The “scent” of a self: Buddhism and the first-person perspective
CHARLES K. FINK
26 No self, no free will, no problem: implications of the
Anattalakkhatjta Sutta for a perennial philosophical issue
MARTIN T. ADAM
27 An irrealist theory of self
JONARDON GANERI
PART 2
Indian conceptions of self
28 The self as a dynamic constant: Ramakantha’s middle
ground between a NaiySyika eternal self-substance and a
Buddhist stream of consciousness-moments
ALEX WATSON
29 Arguing from synthesis to the self: Utpaladeva and
Abhinavagupta respond to Buddhist no-selfism
ARINDAM CHAKRABARTI
30 ‘I am of the nature of seeing’: phenomenological reflections
on the Indian notion of witness-consciousness
WOLFGANG FASCH1NG
31 On the Advaitic identification of self and consciousness
WOLFGANG FASCHING
32 The Mlmamsa theory of self-recognition
JOHN A TABER
33 Uddyotakara’s defence of a self
JOHN TABER
34 Cross-modality and the self
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JONARDON GANERI
CONTENTS
VOLUME III CRITICAL INDIAN PHILOSOPHERS
Acknowledgements ix
PART 1
Important thinkers 1
1.1 ¡Canada (100 ce) 3
35 Kanada: the propounder of the system 5
ANANTALAL THAKUR
1.2 Nagarjuna (150) 9
36 Nagarjuna 11
JAN CHRISTOPH WESTERHOFF
1.3 Gautama (150) 37
37 Gautama, Aksapada 39
ELI FRANCO AND KARIN PREISENDANZ
1.4 Patahjali (375) 43
38 The Yoga Sutras of Patahjali 45
EDWIN BRYANT
1.5 Vasubandhu (316-396) 71
39 Vasubandhu 73
JONATHAN C. GOLD
1.6 Buddhaghosa (450) 111
40 Extract from The Forerunner of All Things 113
MARIA HEIM
l. 7 Vatsyayana (450) 121
41 Vatsyayana (5th century) 123
JOY LAINE
CONTENTS
1.8 Bhartrhari (450) 127
42 Bhartrhari 129
ASHOK AKLUJKAR
1.9 Dignaga (480-540) 135
43 Dignaga (c.480-c.540) 137
RICHARD P. HAYES
1.10 Candrakirti (600) 141
44 Candrakirti 143
JAY L. GARFIELD
1.11 Uddyotakara (630) 147
45 Uddyotakara (6th century) 149
JOY LAINE
1.12 Dharmakirti (600-660) 153
46 Dharmakirti 155
VINCENT ELTSCHINGER
1.13 Kumdrila(600—650) 193
47 Kumarila 195
DANIEL ARNOLD
1.14 Sankara (710) 223
48 Sankara (early 8th century) 225
ANDREW O. FORT
1.15 Haribhadra Suri (770) 231
49 Jain lives of Haribhadra: an inquiry into the sources and
logic of the legends 233
PHYLLIS GRANOFF
1.16 Jayarasi (800-840) 251
50 Jayarasi 253
PIOTR BALCEROWICZ
CONTENTS
1.17 Uday ana (980) 269
51 Udayana (11th century) 271
JOY LAINE
1. 18 Abhinavagupta (1020) 275
52 Abhinavagupta (c.975-1025) 277
PAUL E. MULLER-ORTEGA
1.19 Ramanuja (1060) 285
53 Ramanuja (d. circa 1137) 287
JAN K. BRZEZINSKI
1.20 Sriharsa (1140) 291
54 Sriharsa 293
PHYLLIS GRANOFF
1.21 Madhva (1280) 291
55 Madhva (12387-1317?) 299
VALERIE STOKER
1.22 Gahgesa (1325) 303
56 GangeSa (fl. c.1325) 305
STEPHEN H. PHILLIPS
1.23 Raghunatha Siromani (1460-1540) 311
57 Raghunatha Siromani and the origins of modernity in India 313
JONARDON GANERI
1.24 Vijnanabhiksu (1550-1600) 335
58 Extract from the ‘Introduction’ to Unifying Hinduism 337
ANDREW J. NICHOLSON
1.25 DaraShikoh (1615-1659) 345
59 Delhi’s debates on ahl-i kitab: Dara Shikuh’s Islamization
of the Upanishads 347
IRFAN A. OMAR
CONTENTS
PART 2
Social history of philosophical practice 361
60 Modes of debate and refutation of adversaries in
classical and medieval India: a preliminary investigation 363
JOHANNES BRONKHORST
61 Scholars and wonder-workers: some remarks on the role
of the supernatural in philosophical contests in
Vedanta hagiographies 377
PHYLLIS GRANOFF
62 Debates between Brahmins: the competitive
dynamics of the brahmodya 391
BRIAN BLACK
63 Actual debates and controversies:
philosophical, religious, social 431
ESTHER A. SOLOMON
64 Will the winner please stand up: conflicting narratives of
a seventeenth-century philosophical debate from Karnataka 458
MADHAV M. DESHPANDE
VOLUME IV BEING AND TRUTH
Acknowledgements viii
PART 1
Metaphysics 1
65 The conceptualization of being in classical Vaisesika 3
WILHELM HALBFASS
66 The Nyaya-Vaisesika theory of universals 26
KISOR CHAKRABARTI
67 Objectivity and proof in a classical Indian theory of number 42
JONARDON GANERI
68 The Treasury of Metaphysics and the physical world 65
CHARLES GOODMAN
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CONTENTS
PART 2
Epistemology 77
69 A realist view of perception 79
BIMAL KRISHNA MATILAL
70 ‘Introduction’ to A Hindu Critique of Buddhist Epistemology 95
JOHN TABER
71 Vasubandhu’s illusion argument and the parasitism
of illusion upon veridical experience 151
JOEL FELDMAN
72 Parasitism and disjunctivism in Nyaya epistemology 165
MATTHEW R. DASH
73 Nyaya perceptual theory: disjunctivism or
anti-individ ualism ? 180
ANAND JAYPRAKASH VAIDYA
PART 3
Language 205
74 Euclid and Panini 207
J. F. STAAL
75 Indian theories of meaning 223
FRITS STAAL
76 The context principle and some Indian
controversies over meaning 235
B. K. MATILAL AND P. K. SEN
77 Bhartrhari’s view of sphota 258
BIMAL KRISHNA MATILAL
78 “Akasa” and other names: accounts ofparibhdsiki terms
in Nyaya and Vaisesika texts 270
JONARDON GANERI
79 Mukulabhafta’s defense of laksana: how we use words
to mean something else, but not everything else 291
MALCOLM KEATING
CONTENTS
PART 4
Logic 315
80 Twenty-two ways to lose a debate: a Gricean look at the
Nyayasutra s Points of Defeat 317
ALBERTO TODESCHINI
81 The role of the particle eva in (logical) quantification in
Sanskrit 345
B. S. GILLON AND R. P. HAYES
82 Appendix II: semiotic conceptions in the Indian theory of
argumentation 354
BIMAL KRISHNA MATILAL
83 Jaina logic and the philosophical basis of pluralism 364
JONARDON GANERI
84 Comprehensive rhetorical pluralism and the demands of
democratic discourse: partisan perfect reasoning,
pragmatism, and the freeing solvent of Jaina logic 381
SCOTT R. STROUD
Index
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