KnowraDignāgaLinked fromLinked fromThe 14 pages that link to Dignāga, each with the reason it gives.All 14Broader topic 2Related 10Compared with 2YogācāraRelated: His epistemology helped shape later Yogācāra interpretations of cognition and objects.Buddhist philosophyBroader topic: His logic and epistemology made Buddhist inquiry a major participant in Indian debate.PramāṇaRelated: His work recast pramāṇa theory around two means and influenced later Buddhist logic.Two truths doctrineRelated: His epistemology influenced Tibetan debates about truth and conventional knowledge.SarvastivadaCompared with: His later Buddhist critique exemplifies pressure on the realist commitments associated with Sarvastivada.Buddhist epistemologyBroader topic: His account established the two-source framework later Buddhist epistemologists refined.VasubandhuRelated: His epistemological project grew within the intellectual tradition associated with Vasubandhu.Buddhist logicRelated: His account of valid cognition and inference became a foundation for Buddhist logical traditions.DharmakīrtiRelated: Dharmakīrti recast and extended Dignāga’s framework of perception and inference.DharmapālaRelated: His epistemological framework shaped the debates in which Dharmapāla participated.MūlamadhyamakakārikāCompared with: His epistemological approach offers a distinct response to questions about knowledge and reality.SautrāntikaRelated: His epistemological tradition inherited and reshaped Sautrāntika accounts of perception and external objects.SvabhāvaRelated: His account of particulars and concepts gives a distinct Buddhist treatment of what things are.SvasaṃvedanaRelated: His account of perception made self-cognition a central part of Buddhist epistemology.