Sankhya Philosophy
1. Introduction to SankhyaSystem
2. Theory of Knowledge in Sankhya: Pratyaksa, Anumana, Apta-vacana. The Sankhya Theory ofError
3. Metaphysics in Sankhya: Two Realities - Purusa and Prakriti, Three Gunas of Prakriti, Theory of Causality – Satkaryavada, The Sankhya Naturalism –Prakriti-parinama-vada.
4. Sankhya Notion of Suffering(Duhkha)
5. The Sankhya Conception of Bondage andLiberation
6. Influence of Sankhya Metaphysics in Ayurveda andYoga
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