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1) Prasangika [madhyamaka school founded by chandrakirti/ [[zla ba grags pa]]. [prasang] logical consequence, contradictory]; 2) consequence [in Prasan.gika dialectic] the reductio ad absurdum of Madhyamaka, pointing out an] undesired consequence, a proposition in which the three modes are complete, refuting the phyogs snga or, snga rgol phyi rgol gnyis la mthun snang grub nges kyi tshul gsum 'god pa'i ngag EG, against someone maintaining sound is produced but permanent: the dharmin sound, is unproduced, because it is permanent OR, the dharmin sound is impermanent, because it is produced, [Gd][phyogs snga sun 'byin par mi 'dod pa'i thal ba 'phen pa'am, rgol phyi rgol gnyis la mthun snang grub nges kyi tshul gsum 'god pa'i ngag dper na, sgra rtag par 'dod pa'i gang zag gi ngor, sgra chos can, ma byas par thal, rtag pa'i phyir, zhes pa lta bu sun 'byin pa dang, yang na, sgra chos can, mi rtag pa yin par thal, byas pa'i phyir, zhes pa lta bu tshul gsum tsang ba'i ngag go. Prasan.gika dialectic. the reductio ad absurdum of Madhyamaka. Book 1, pp. 000-000. [Gd-mk]. Prasangika, founded by chandrakirti/ [[zla ba grags pa]]. [prasang] logical consequence, contradictory [IW] | |||
Talgyur [RY] | |||
Prasangika; Prasangika dialectics. reductio ad absurdum of Madhyamaka. founded by Chandrakirti / [[zla ba grags pa]] logical consequence, 3) contradictory [RY] | |||
(proponent of) the consequence/ syllogistic approach [RB] | |||
1) Prasangika; 2) consequence [IW] | |||
consequence, indirect proof, adherence, association, connected language [JV] | |||
consequences / prasanga [ggd] [RY] | |||
Consequence [thd] | |||
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Revision as of 10:23, 28 December 2005
1) Prasangika [madhyamaka school founded by chandrakirti/ zla ba grags pa. [prasang] logical consequence, contradictory]; 2) consequence [in Prasan.gika dialectic] the reductio ad absurdum of Madhyamaka, pointing out an] undesired consequence, a proposition in which the three modes are complete, refuting the phyogs snga or, snga rgol phyi rgol gnyis la mthun snang grub nges kyi tshul gsum 'god pa'i ngag EG, against someone maintaining sound is produced but permanent: the dharmin sound, is unproduced, because it is permanent OR, the dharmin sound is impermanent, because it is produced, [Gd][phyogs snga sun 'byin par mi 'dod pa'i thal ba 'phen pa'am, rgol phyi rgol gnyis la mthun snang grub nges kyi tshul gsum 'god pa'i ngag dper na, sgra rtag par 'dod pa'i gang zag gi ngor, sgra chos can, ma byas par thal, rtag pa'i phyir, zhes pa lta bu sun 'byin pa dang, yang na, sgra chos can, mi rtag pa yin par thal, byas pa'i phyir, zhes pa lta bu tshul gsum tsang ba'i ngag go. Prasan.gika dialectic. the reductio ad absurdum of Madhyamaka. Book 1, pp. 000-000. [Gd-mk]. Prasangika, founded by chandrakirti/ zla ba grags pa. [prasang] logical consequence, contradictory [IW]
Talgyur [RY]
Prasangika; Prasangika dialectics. reductio ad absurdum of Madhyamaka. founded by Chandrakirti / zla ba grags pa logical consequence, 3) contradictory [RY]
(proponent of) the consequence/ syllogistic approach [RB]
1) Prasangika; 2) consequence [IW]
consequence, indirect proof, adherence, association, connected language [JV]
consequences / prasanga [ggd] [RY]
Consequence [thd]