Sanskryt
Nyaya Vartikam, Volume 2, is a classical work of Indian philosophy written in Sanskrit. This volume continues the exposition of Nyaya, one of the six major schools of Hindu philosophy, renowned for its contributions to epistemology and logic. Authored by Uddyotakara and commented upon by Pasupatacharya Bharadvaja, Vindhyesvari Prasada Dvivedi, Laksmana Sastri Dravida, and Vatsyayana (also known as Mallanga), this text delves into the intricate arguments and reasoning that characterize the Nyaya system.
This edition, originally published in 1915, remains a valuable resource for scholars and students interested in understanding the foundations of Indian logical thought and the rich intellectual heritage of Sanskrit philosophical literature.
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