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Historical Development of Jaina Epistemology and Logic

Dr Anupam Jash traces the evolution of Jain epistemology and logic from antiquity to the modern era. He divides the development into three broad periods. The āgamic period begins with Tīrthaṅkara…

July 2014-June 2015Vol. 49 · No. 1-4pp. 59–66

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Jain Journal A Quarterly on Jainology

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Book Review: Jaina Psychology: An Introduction

By Anupam Jash

This book review by Dr. Anupam Jash introduces Mohanlal Mehta’s Jaina Psychology: An Introduction (Parshvanath Vidyapeeth, 2002). Jash notes that the Jaina philosophical system has its own…

July - 2013Vol. 48 · No. 1-4pp. 51–53

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Book Review: Some Problems in Jain Psychology

By Anupam Jash

In the book review Dr. Anupam Jash summarises and assesses T.G. Kalghatgi's 1961 book Some Problems in Jain Psychology, which presents Jaina psychological concepts using modern Western analytical…

July - 2013Vol. 48 · No. 1-4pp. 48–50

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The Central Philosophy of Jainism and Sri Ramakrishna’s Religious Pluralism

By Anupam Jash

Dr. Anupam Jash’s essay explores the convergence between the Jain doctrine of many‑sidedness (anekāntavāda) and the religious pluralism preached by the nineteenth‑century mystic Śrī Ramakrishna…

July - 2013Vol. 48 · No. 1-4pp. 31–38

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Jaina Logic of Syādvāda‑Saptabhaṅgi Naya

By Anupam Jash

Anupam Jash explains that the Jaina doctrine of syādvāda (the ‘maybe’ doctrine) and its technical formulation, the saptabhaṅginaya or seven‑fold predication, provide a logical framework for…

July 2012 - June 2013Vol. 47 · No. 1-4pp. 28–38

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Jain Journal A Quarterly on Jainology

Vol. 45 · No. 1-4

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The Importance of the Jaina Theory of Anekanta

By Anupam Jash

Anupam Jash explains that anekāntavāda (non‑one-sidedness) is the hallmark of Jain metaphysics. Reality has an infinite number of attributes and modes, so no single description captures it…

July - June 2010-2011Vol. 45 · No. 1-4pp. 24–29

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Prakrta Jaina Literature and Its Philosophical Value

By Anupam Jash

Anupam Jash’s article surveys the vast corpus of Jaina literature composed in Prakrit (Prākṛta), a group of natural middle Indo‑Aryan languages. Prakrit, derived from the Sanskrit term for “natural”…

July - 2009Vol. 44 · No. 1pp. 28–41

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Jain Journal A Quarterly on Jainology

Vol. 43 · No. 4

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Concept of Pramana: A Comparative Study with Special Reference to Jaina Philosophy

By Anupam Jash, Payel Chattopadhyay

In Indian philosophy, pramāṇa refers to the instrument or means of acquiring valid knowledge. Anupam Jash and Payel Chattopadhyay open their comparative study by citing Bimal Krishna Matilal, who…

April - 2009Vol. 43 · No. 4pp. 155–164

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Articles

Historical Development of Jaina Epistemology and Logic

Book Review: Jaina Psychology: An Introduction

Book Review: Some Problems in Jain Psychology

The Central Philosophy of Jainism and Sri Ramakrishna’s Religious Pluralism

Jaina Logic of Syādvāda‑Saptabhaṅgi Naya

The Importance of the Jaina Theory of Anekanta

Prakrta Jaina Literature and Its Philosophical Value

Concept of Pramana: A Comparative Study with Special Reference to Jaina Philosophy

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