Indian philosophical texts (Darśanas)
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Indian philosophical texts (Darśanas) are classical schools of Hindu thought that systematically explore metaphysics, epistemology, ethics, and liberation through rigorous reasoning and scriptural interpretation.
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| Predicate | Object |
|---|---|
| instanceOf |
Hindu philosophical system
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philosophical tradition → school of thought → |
| associatedWithReligion |
Hinduism
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| concernedWith |
karma
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liberation (moksha) → means of valid knowledge (pramāṇa) → nature of reality → nature of self (ātman) → rebirth (saṃsāra) → |
| developedOverPeriod |
ancient India
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classical India → |
| drawOnScripture |
Bhagavad Gītā
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Upaniṣads → Vedas → |
| emphasize |
commentarial traditions
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systematic argumentation → |
| employConcept |
dharma
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guṇas → prakṛti → puruṣārthas → īśvara → |
| hasDomain |
epistemology
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ethics → metaphysics → soteriology → |
| hasGoal |
liberation (moksha)
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| includesSchool |
Mīmāṃsā
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Nyāya → Sāṃkhya → Vaiśeṣika → Vedānta → Yoga → |
| influence |
Indian ethics
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Indian logic → Indian metaphysics → Indian religious practice → |
| languageOfComposition |
Sanskrit
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| originatedIn |
Indian subcontinent
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| relatedTo |
Hindu theological literature
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Indian logical texts → |
| studiedIn |
Indology
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comparative philosophy → |
| traditionallyDividedInto |
nāstika schools
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āstika schools → |
| usesMethod |
rigorous reasoning
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scriptural interpretation → |