Table of Contents

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. Table of Contents III
3. List of Tables VII
4. Preface IX
5. Introduction
6. Research Review 5
7. Overview of the Work 18
8. Grammar
9. 1.1. Background 21
10. 1.2. Substance (dravya) and Class Property (akrti) 23
11. 1.3. The Denotation of Generic Terms 39
12. 1.4. Equivalence of the Two Views 58
13. 1.5. Solutions on the View that a Class Property is Denoted 64
14. 1.6. Patanjali's Solution 77
15. Panini 1.2.58 Translation 91
16. Panini 1.2.64 Outline 99
17. Panini 1.2.64 Translation 101
18. Nyaya 151
19. Mlmamsa
20. 3.1. Background 195
21. 3.2. The Eternal Nature of a Word, its Meaning, and their Relation 198
22. 3.3. The Nature of an Individual and of a Class Property 205
23. 3.4. Analysis of Arguments in the Akrtyadhikarana 223
24. 3.5. Criteria of Denotation 229
25. 3.6. Words Denoting Qualities 251
26. 3.7. Conclusions Drawn from Models in Mimamsa and Nyaya 255
27. Akrtyadhikarana Outline 263
28. Jaimini 1.1.5 Translation (Selections) 269
29. Jaimini 1.3.30-35 Translation 273
30. General Conclusion 289
31. Abbreviations 297
32. Bibliography 299
33. Index 325