- term and predicate,
Charvakas concluded that the
inference could not be used to
ascertain metaphysical truths. Thus, to
Charvakas, the step
which the...
-
heterodox (nāstika or sramanic) schools—Jain, Buddhist, Ajivika, Ajñana, and
Charvaka. The āstika
group embraces the
Vedas as an
essential source of its foundations...
- paintings,
called Murtis and Pratimas. Some
Hindu traditions, such as
ancient Charvakas,
rejected all
deities and
concept of god or goddess,
while 19th-century...
-
hedonism was
discussed by the
Cyrenaics and
Epicureans in
ancient Greece, the
Charvaka school in
ancient India, and
Yangism in
ancient China. It
attracted less...
- (mid to late 1st
millennium BCE), similarly,
mentions the
materialist Charvakas and
Brihaspati who
disagreed that the
Vedas are a
treatise of knowledge...
- Navya-Nyāya
Gangesha Upadhyaya Vaisheshika Kanada Nāstika (heterodox) Ājīvika
Charvaka Kashmir Shaivism Abhinavagupta Pratyabhijna Tantra Tamil Valluvam Valluvar...
-
schools modified and de-emphasized it; a few
schools in
Hinduism such as
Charvakas (or Lokayata)
abandoned the
theory of 'karma and rebirth' altogether....
-
Jeung San Do Seon
Buddhism Suwunism Won
Buddhism Ajivika Ajñana
Buddhism Charvaka Jainism Bön (Tibet / Nepal)
Kirat Mundhum Newar Buddhism Ahom religion...
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Religion Dravidian folk
religion Hinduism Jainism Buddhism Śramaṇa Ājīvika
Charvaka Regions South India (Dravida) Sri
Lanka South Asia
People Dravidian peoples...
- Brhaspati), or Lokāyata
sutras are the
foundational texts of the
nastika Charvaka school of
materialist philosophy. This text has been lost, and is known...
