Balslev, Anindita N.  <br/><br/>
A study of time in Indian philosophy/ 
Anindita N. Balslev 
 - 3rd. ed. 
 - Delhi :  MBP,  2009. 
 - viii,200p. ;  25cm. 
<br/><br/>I i On the reality of absolute time—the Nyaya-Vaisesika view<br/>(ii) An exchange regarding the idea of present time<br/>(vartamana kdld)<br/>(iii) Is time perceived or inferred?—a debate amongst the<br/>Indian realists<br/>II (i) Time as aspect of concrete becoming—the Shikhya view<br/>(ii) Time as instant'—the Yoga view<br/>(iii) Saiikhya and Vaisesika on time—a comparative note<br/>III (i) On time as appearance—the Advaita Vedanta appraisal<br/>(ii) On refutation of the reality of time<br/>(iii) Being as timeless in Advaita Vedanta<br/>IV (i) Time injainism<br/>(ii) The Jaina challenge to the Nyaya-Vaisesika conception<br/>of singular, ubiquitous time<br/>V (i) The Buddhist idea of instantaneous being<br/>(ii) Some internal differences regarding the doctrine of<br/>momentariness within the Buddhist tradition<br/>(iii) Controversies centering on the Buddhist doctrine of<br/>momentariness (ksanikavMa)<br/>(iv) Annihilation and time—a Nyaya-Buddhist controversy<br/>VI A note on the problem of time in the perspective of philosophy<br/>of language and the idea of the timeless as inexpressible<br/>VII An overall view of time in Indian philosophy<br/>(i) Time and consciousness<br/>(ii) A comparative note on the concept of instant (ksana)<br/>(iii) The views about time and the problem of change<br/>(iv) Being and time<br/>I<br/>Vin (i) The problem of time—an inter cultural perspective<br/>(ii) A note on the cyclic and the linear notions of time<br/>(iii) Some parallel ideas in the investigation on time in<br/>Western philosophy<br/>(iv) The timeless and the temporal—^paradox and predicament<br/>- ''3 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>9788120833746 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>	 Time. <br/>Philosophy, Indic.
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>181.4  / BAL/A