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Does Indian epistemology concern justified true belief?

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    K. H. Potter

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The three papers that follow, by Karl H. Potter, Jiterdranath Mohanty, and Kisor Kumar Chakraborty, were presented in a panel at the meetings of the Society for Asian and Comparative Philosophy in San Francisco, March 1983.

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Potter, K.H. Does Indian epistemology concern justified true belief?. J Indian Philos 12, 307–327 (1984). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00196086

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