The Open Court 45, No.899
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THE HINDU THEORIES OF ILLUSION BY RASVIHARY DAS AMONG the many contributions of the Hindus to Logic and Epistemology, their discussions on the problem of iUusion have got an importance of their own. They are hkely to be of particular interest at the present time when epistemological problems connected with sense perception are receiving great attention from man\- con- temporary thinkers. We propose therefore to give in this paper a critical survey of the principal theories of illusion ...that are met with in the standard philosophical writings of the Hindus. We shall also incidentall}' point out at the end the inexplicable character of the phenomenon of illusion.
Before any theory is propounded about illusion, the fact of illu- sion must be taken for granted. But what is an illusion? An illusion is a case of perception in which the object perceived is not found to be there. The illusory character of a perception is not realised at the time of perception. It is only when one act of per- ception is sublated by another perception, directed towards the same object, that we realise the first perception to have been wrong, and designate it as an illusion.
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Life is.
THE HINDU THEORIES OF ILLUSION BY RASVIHARY DAS AMONG the many contributions of the Hindus to Logic and Epistemology, their discussions on the problem of iUusion have got an importance of their own. They are hkely to be of particular interest at the present time when epistemological problems connected with sense perception are receiving great attention from man\- con- temporary thinkers. We propose therefore to give in this paper a critical survey of the principal theories of illusion ...that are met with in the standard philosophical writings of the Hindus. We shall also incidentall}' point out at the end the inexplicable character of the phenomenon of illusion.
Before any theory is propounded about illusion, the fact of illu- sion must be taken for granted. But what is an illusion? An illusion is a case of perception in which the object perceived is not found to be there. The illusory character of a perception is not realised at the time of perception. It is only when one act of per- ception is sublated by another perception, directed towards the same object, that we realise the first perception to have been wrong, and designate it as an illusion.
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