Exam 2: Jainism and Nyaya Philosophy

According to Naiyayikas, the perception which is 'well-defined' is known as………..

The standpoint in which the real is identified with the momentary is…………..

Nyaya system says that, Perception is 'unassociated with a name' which means…………

Among the seven nayas the last three are called…………….

Vaishesika recognizes only two Pramänas, namely, perception and……….

There are …………. kinds of Nayas.

In 'Rjusütra-naya the real is identified with the…………….

According to Jainism, Syät is said to be the symbol of…………..

…………. Nayas are relate to words.

The standpoint we look at a thing as having both universal and particular qualities and we do not distinguish between them is known as………………..

According to Jainism we can know an object in three ways such as ………, naya and pramana.

According to Nyaya……….is not valid because it is not presentative cognition

Nyaya system accepts …………. types of valid means of knowledge.

…………is the theory of Relativity of knowledge.

Partial knowledge of one of the innumerable aspects of a thing is called.

Among the Nayavada, first four are called……………..

When taken as absolute, a 'naya' becomes a……………

According to ……………. naya, a name should be applied to an object only when its meaning is fulfilled.

Nyaya tradtion defines………… as the right apprehension of an object

According to Jainism mistaking a partial truth for the whole and the absolute truth is called …………