Jewel of Reflection on the Truth about Epistemology : A Complete and Annotated Translation of the Tattva-cinta-mani (Multiple-component retail product)

VOLUME ONE Acknowledgements Bibliographical Preface Introduction Auspicious Performance The Perception Chapter Knowing Veridicality Production of Veridical Awareness Defining Veridical Awareness Perceptual Presentation of Something as Other Than What It Is Defining Perception Sensory Connection Inherence Non-Cognition Absence The Connection of the Sense Object and Light The Perceptibility of Air The Fiery Character of Gold The Atomicity of the "Internal Organ" (manas) Apperception Indeterminate Perception Qualifiers versus Indirect Indicators Determinate Perception VOLUME TWO Acknowledgements The Inference Chapter Inferential Knowledge Non-Sharing of a Location (in Defining vyapti, "Pervasion") (Some Further) Prima Facie (Wrong) Views of Pervasion The Right View of Pervasion Universal Absence Pervasion among Particulars A Quatrad of Entailments The Method of Grasping Pervasion Hypothetical Reasoning (tarka) The Uniformity of Pervasion The Sensory Relation Characteristic of (Knowledge of) Universals The upadhi, the "Undercutting Condition" What It Is To Be an Inferential Subject Reflection (paramarsa) The Causal Status of the Inferential Mark Positive-only Inference Negative-only Inference Implication (arthapatti) The Components (of a Formal "Inference for Others") The "Pseudo-Prover," hetv-abhasa Deviation The Common The Unexampled The Inconclusive The Contradictory Counterinference The "Unestablished," asiddhi The "Defeated," badha Showing Inference Failure Inference to isvava (the "Lord") "Power," sakti Locatable Power Causality "Liberation," mukti The Analogy Chapter VOLUME THREE Acknowledgements The Testimony Chapter Denial of Testimony as a Knowledge Source Mutual Expectation Semantic Fit Contiguity Intention The Non-Eternality of Words Parts of the Veda as Lost or Hidden Injunction Apurva Reference to the Universal, Part One Reference to the Universal, Part Two ("Indirect Indication," lak?a?a) Compounds Verbal Endings Verbal Roots Verbal Prefixes A Quatrad of Knowledge Sources with Knowledge Source Status (Gesture) Appendix A: Glossary Appendix B: Subtopics by chapter and section (following the delineations of the editors of the Sanskrit editions, N. S. Ramanuja Tatacharya and Gaurinath Sastri) Texts and Translations Bibliography Index