Tattvartha-Rajavartika
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"TattVartha-Rajartctika" is a subcomment on the basic compensation of Jainism-"Tattwartha-Sutra" smasvati (III-IV centuries) The Digambara logician and philosopher Akalanka Bhapa (VIII century) deploys a detailed explanation of the commented text both from the point of view of grammar and from the point of view of the philosophy of Jainism. Showing a special, repeatedly, Jain approach to solving the problems of cognition, the connection of the soul and karma, the exit from the wheel of Samsara, etc., the author considers the counterarguments of possible opponents (Buddhists, Sanhyakov, Vaishesikov, etc) The extensive erudition of the Akalanks of the Bhatta and the successful use of the Jain theory of repeatedness allow him to present the Jain doctrine in a broader context of philosophical problems, common to many schools and traditions of India.
The first translation of the Tapvartha-Radzhavarkiki into the European language is accompanied by research and comments.
Translation from Sanskrit, comments, introductory article and appendices N.A. Zheleznova
The first translation of the Tapvartha-Radzhavarkiki into the European language is accompanied by research and comments.
Translation from Sanskrit, comments, introductory article and appendices N.A. Zheleznova
Author:
Author:Бхатта Акаланка
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Religion & Spiritually
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-02-039886-3
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