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by Satyam
Abstract
Perception plays a significant role in our day to day life. Indian philosophical schools have given different accounts of perception. Based on the different types of perceptions the process of perception also varies from school to school. In spite of spiritual motive and liberation being the key objective behind perception theories, the detail given is quite technical and scientific.
Ocular perception, being the primary and the most used perception is given the utmost importance. The process of ocular perception is described with an exhaustive technical account in various schools under Indian Philosophical tradition.
This paper is an attempt to provide an account of ocular perception in Indian philosophical tradition along with its comparative study with the modern science.
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Presentations
by Satyam
(Presented at AMPRA-4, November 1-3, 2018 at the University at Albany, State University of New York, New York)
Negation has been one of the fascinating things and a significant concern of pragmatic frameworks. In fact, if we divide cognition in terms of deduction based binaries, half...
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Presentations
by Satyam
(Presented at ILA's 63rd Annual Conference, April 20 to 22, 2018, at Saint Johns University in Queens, New York)
Use of a language and the notions behind it are much more dependent on culture. For some it may be a medium for business, a medium for...
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Presentations
by Satyam
(Presented at Paradigm Shift in Indian Linguistics and its Implications for Applied Disciplines, October 30 to November 1, 2017, at IIAS, Rashtrapati Bhavan, Shimla)
There are many schools of thoughts that deal with cognition through deduction. Apohavāda, Navya Nyāya, Structuralism and Deconstruction are a few to...