Saṃvāda, a dialogue between two philosophical traditions

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Delhi: Indian Council of Philosophical Research in association with Motilal Banarsidass Publishers (1991)
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Abstract

'Saṃvāda' is the live report of a dialogue between two philosophical traditions, the Indian and the western, transcribed and edited from the tapes of a week-long seminar held at Pune in 1983. The central issue whether one need postulate 'propositions' as entities to account for our understanding of sentences which are false or those whose truth and faksity is not yet known. The Indian answer is a definitive 'No.'

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