Cognitive Scepticism and Indian Philosophy

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This Is A Scholarly Attempt To Examine Some Sceptical Arguments Based On Original Sources As Represented In The Philosophical Writings Of Nagarjuna, Jayarasi Bhatta And Sriharsa Regarding The Definition And Causal Instruments Of Cognition.

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