Buddhist Logic (2 Vols.)

This box set contains two separate books on Buddhist logic. The work treats Buddhist logic as the peak reached by Indian philosophy over a long span, and follows its emergence, development and decline alongside the emergence, development and decline of Indian civilisation. It reconsiders the subject within its historical setting. The first volume gives a historical sketch and a reconstruction of Buddhist philosophy's final shape. The second volume provides the material and the justification for that reconstruction. Both are highly technical and suit scholars.

Why You Should Read?

• Explore the place Buddhist logic holds in the long course of Indian philosophic thought.
• Follow the subject through a reconsideration of its historical connections across the two volumes.
• Learn how the first volume sketches history and reconstructs Buddhist philosophy's final shape.
• Examine the material and justification for that reconstruction that the second volume gathers.