Buddhist logic : in two volumes

Contents 

Preface 

A Short treatise of Logic (Nyaya-bindu) by Dharmakirti with its commentary (Nyaya-bindu-tika) by Dharmottara translated from the sanscrit text edited in the Bibliotheka Buddhica 
    I. Perception 

    II. Inference 
    III. Syllogism 

Appendices 

 I. Vacaspatimisra on the Buddhist Theory of Perception 

 II. Vacaspatimisra on the Buddhist Theory of a radical distinction between sensation and conception (pramana-vyavastha versus pramana-samplaya) 

 III. The theory of mental sensation (manasa-pratyaksa) 

 IV. Vasubandhu, Vinitadeva, Vacaspatimisra, Udayana, Dignaga and Jinendrabuddhi on the act and the content of knowledge, on the coordination (sarupya) of percepts  with their objects and on our knowledge of the external world 

 V. Vacaspatimisra on Buddhist Nominalism (apohavada) 

 VI. Corrections to the texts of the Nyayabindu, Nyaya-bindu-tika and Nyaya-bindu-tika-Tippani printed in the Bibliotheka Buddhica 

Indices 

 I. Proper names 

 II. Schools 

 III. Sanscrit works 

 IV. Sanscrit words and expressions