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Śābdabodha, Cognitive Priority and the Odd Stories on Prakāratāvāda & SAMSARGATāVāDA

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Dash, A. Śābdabodha, Cognitive Priority and the Odd Stories on Prakāratāvāda & SAMSARGATāVāDA . Journal of Indian Philosophy 27, 325–376 (1999). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1004448519443

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