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Buddhist Logic
“Buddhist Logic” describes philosophical traditions that take an analytic approach to perennial Buddhist subjects, such as the nature of mind, perception, knowledge and the phenomenal world. In addition, Buddhist logical traditions are distinguished by certain developments in method, such as particular syllogisms, forms of inference, and tools such as the Catuskoti (‘the four corners’ logical demonstration). This category contains logical treatises and reflections in the history of Buddhist logic.
