Udayana

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Udayana was a prominent 10th–11th century Indian Nyāya philosopher known for his sophisticated arguments for the existence of God and his influential works systematizing classical logic.

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instanceOf Hindu philosopher
Indian philosopher
Nyaya philosopher
logician
medieval Indian philosopher
arguedAgainst Buddhist philosophical positions
Mimamsa critiques of theism
arguedFor existence of a single supreme God
associatedWith classical Nyaya tradition
transition to Navya-Nyaya
contributedTo debates on causation
debates on self (atman)
refinement of Nyaya inference theory
systematization of classical Nyaya categories
developed sophisticated proofs for the existence of Isvara
era 10th century
11th century
field Indian epistemology
Indian logic
philosophy of language
influenced Navya-Nyaya tradition NERFINISHED
later Nyaya philosophers
influencedBy Gautama (author of Nyaya Sutra) NERFINISHED
Uddyotakara NERFINISHED
Vatsyayana NERFINISHED
earlier Nyaya commentators
knownFor arguments for the existence of God
defense of theism within Nyaya
systematizing classical Nyaya logic
languageOfWorks Sanskrit NERFINISHED
mainInterest epistemology
logic
philosophy of religion
notableWork Atmatattvaviveka NERFINISHED
Kiranavali NERFINISHED
Laksanavali NERFINISHED
Nyayakusumanjali NERFINISHED
Nyayakusumanjali to the existence of Isvara
Nyayaparisista NERFINISHED
philosophicalPosition pluralism of categories
realism
theism
philosophicalSchool Nyaya NERFINISHED
philosophicalTradition orthodox Hindu darshana
region India NERFINISHED
religion Hinduism
timePeriod c. 10th–11th century CE
tradition Nyaya school of Hindu philosophy NERFINISHED

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Uddyotakara influenced Udayana