KnowraBuddhist epistemologyLinked fromLinked fromThe 11 pages that link to Buddhist epistemology, each with the reason it gives.All 11Broader topic 1Related 3Narrower topic 6Compared with 1YogācāraNarrower topic: Yogācāra’s analysis of consciousness belongs to a wider Buddhist inquiry into knowing.Buddhist philosophyRelated: It shows how Buddhist philosophers tested claims rather than relying solely on doctrine.PrajnaparamitaRelated: Its accounts of knowing help distinguish liberating wisdom from conceptual understanding.NyayaCompared with: Buddhist accounts challenged Nyaya’s realism and its acceptance of multiple sources of knowledge.PramāṇaBroader topic: Buddhist epistemologists generally reduce valid means to perception and inference.DignāgaNarrower topic: His two-source account became a central framework within this tradition.VasubandhuRelated: Questions about how cognition knows objects run through Vasubandhu’s analyses of perception.Buddhist logicNarrower topic: Buddhist logic developed as one part of a wider inquiry into valid knowledge.DharmapālaNarrower topic: Dharmapāla’s arguments belong to broader Buddhist debates about cognition and knowledge.SautrāntikaNarrower topic: Sautrāntika arguments about mental representations became a major strand of Buddhist theories of knowledge.SvasaṃvedanaNarrower topic: Svasaṃvedana arose within debates over what counts as a valid means of knowing.