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Hetucakra or
Wheel of
Reasons is a
Sanskrit text on
logic written by
Dignaga (c 480–540 CE). It
concerns the
application of his 'three modes’ (trairūpya)...
- Discourses) Dignāga: Pramāṇa-samuccaya (Compendium of
Valid Cognition),
Hetucakra (The
wheel of reason) Haribhadra: Anekāntajayapatākā (The
Victory Banner...
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Combining these,
Dignaga constructed his ‘Wheel of Reason’ (Sanskrit:
Hetucakra).
Jaina seven-valued
logic – The Saptabhangivada, the
seven predicate...
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became the
foundation for most
debates in
Tibetan epistemology. Dignāga
Hetucakra Trairūpya
Buddhist logic Pramana Buddhist atomism Epistemology William...
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fully developed epistemological theory (which they also had to defend).
Hetucakra Trairūpya
Buddhist logic Critical Buddhism Zheng Wei-hong; Dignāga and...
- Narayana:Venisamhara Sthiramati :Ratnagotravibhāga Dignāga: Pramāṇa-samuccaya,
Hetucakra, Alambana-parīkṣā, Abhidharmakośa-marma-pradīpa, Trikāla-parikṣa, Nyāya-mukha...
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doctrine of Trairūpya (Skrt. त्रैरूप्य) and the
highly formal scheme of the
Hetucakra (Skrt. हेतुचक्र) ("Wheel of Reasons")
given by Dignāga.
There is still...
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Reasoning -- Hanlon's
razor --
Hasty generalization --
Herbrandization --
Hetucakra --
Heyting algebra -- Higher-order
predicate -- Higher-order thinking...
- (Sanskrit: हेतु),
element of an
argument in
Indian and
Buddhist logic, as in
Hetucakra Ye
Dharma Hetu, a
Sanskrit dhāraṇī (mantra) This
disambiguation page lists...
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exclusion of
defining properties. Dignāga's
famous "wheel of reason" (
Hetucakra) is a
method of
indicating when one
thing (such as smoke) can be taken...
