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Naya-Vada & Syad-Vada: The Theory of Naya-Vada, the Theory of Syad-Vada
The theory of Naya-Vada
According to Jainism, knowledge may be further divided into two kinds;
- Pramana or knowledge of a thing as it is. They accept three pramanas- perception, inference and verbal testimony. It is whole knowledge.
- Naya or knowledge of a thing in its relation. It is also called relative knowledge and partial knowledge.
- Naya means relative, partial knowledge about a things from one stand-point. Although it is true, but it is not the whole or the absolute knowledge. Therefore, according tβ¦
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