Indian Philosophical Quarterly : Volume 5

 
     
Yogendra Chopra  Two Indian Approaches to the Subject-Predicate Distinction 249
     
N. S. Dravid  Analysis in the Perspective of Indian Philosophy 261
     
R. P. Singh Bradley and Sankara 271
     
P. K. Mukhopadhyaya Being and Being Known 287
     
S. A. Shaida  Ibn Miskawaih's Concept of Justice and its Metaphysical Foundations 299
     
Rita Gupta  Certain Aspects of the Causal Theories of the Buddhist, Hume and Mill : A Comparative Study 319
     
M. L. Sondhi The Relationship between the Third World and the International System 337
     
A. J. Bahm
 
How to Make Philosophy More Relevant 347
     
A. B. Randeria The Laws of the Traditional Logic and the Interpretation Problem 359
     
Bina Gupta
 
Another Look at the Buddha - Hume "Connection" 371
     
N. V. Sovani The Social Milieu in India and Development (I) 387
     
M. P. Marathe An Analysis of Syat in Syadvada 409
     
Kishanlal Kwatra Microphysics and Reality 423
     
Shefali Moitra Some Reflections on Misunderstanding 433
     
R. K. Raval  Some Misconceptions about Buddha and Their Refutation 441
     
S. K. Ookerjee  A New Theory of Beauty by Guy Sircello: A Critical Review 459
     
S. R. Bhatt The Concept of Negation (Nisedha) 473
     
P. R. Damle The Central Teaching of Gandhiji : An Outline 477
     
Mohini Mullick
 
Brown on the Nature of Social Practices 483
     
Pradeep P. Gokhale The Philosophical Position of Jayarasibhatta 489
     
D. N. Govilkar Some Comments on Locke 499
     
Reviews   509