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Uddyotakara

Indian philosopher
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  • Krishna and Arjuna
    Indian philosophy
    / The old school

    …Prashastapada (5th century ce) and Uddyotakara (7th century ce) the authors of the Nyaya-Vaisheshika schools used each other’s doctrines and the fusion of the two schools was well on its way, the two schools continued to have different authors and lines of commentators. About the 10th century ce, however, there…

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    …Prashastapada (5th century ce) and Uddyotakara (7th century ce) the authors of the Nyaya-Vaisheshika schools used each other’s doctrines and the fusion of the two schools was well on its way, the two schools continued to have different authors and lines of commentators. About the 10th century ce, however, there…

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