Handbook of Logical Thought in India

@ramachandranesk Gives a good summary of how this very specialised Sanskrit works. Reference here: https://t.co/ec8KPhdL6x

Just out: Dr. Mrinal Kaul, faculty at Manipal Centre for Humanities @ManipalUni writes on "Causal Reasoning in the Trika Philosophy of Abhinavagupta", published as part of Springer 'Handbook of Logical Thought in India', ed. by Sarukkai and Chakraborty. ht

Technical Language of Navya-Nyāya, an off-shoot of early Nyāya philosophy. Differences: 1. Pramana instead of Prameya 2. Vaisesika ontology 3. Unambiguous technical language instead of natural language Can be combined w/ Causal Inference?🤔 @yudapearl h

RT @SpringerRef: NEW! OnlineFirst entries from our Handbook of #LogicalThought in #India edited by Sundar Sarukkai: https://t.co/cGp1yiVsvY…