Vol. 3 No. 2 (1996): Studies in Humanities and Social Sciences

Published: 1996-12-31

Introduction

• Introduction The Absence of a Philosopher

  Arindam Chakrabarti

  1-11

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Articles

• Matilal's Mission A Memorial Address

  Michael Dummett

  13-17

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• Is Verbal Testimony a Form of Inference?

  John A. Taber

  19-31

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• Immediacy and the Direct Theory of Perception Problems from Sri Harsa

  Chakravarthi Ram-Prasad

  33-56

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• Loads On Reference

  Nirmalangshu Mukherji

  57-80

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• The Word And Not The Morpheme

  Prabal Dasgupta

  81-85

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• The Nyaya on Indexicals and the Quantifier 'all'

  Visvabandhu Tarkatirtha

  87-110

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• Numbers as Properties of Objects Frege and the Nyaya

  Jonardon Ganeri

  111-121

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• Natural Laws, Accidental Generalizations And Vyapti

  Amita Chatterjee

  123-150

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• The Nyaya-Vaisesika Theory of Variegated Colour( Citrarupa) Some Vexed Problems

  Prabal kumar Sen

  151-172

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• Counter Matilal's Bias The Philosophically Respectable in Indian Spiritual Thought

  Stephen H. Phillips

  173-183

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• Choosing What One is Cut Out to Be

  Michael Krausz

  185-199

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• The Structure of A Theory of Errors A Three-Cornered Debate

  Ramesh Kumar Sharma

  201-257

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• Meat and Morality in the Mahabharata

  Arindam Chakrabarti

  259-268

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