The Role of Causality in Indian Metaphysics
Description: This quiz focuses on the role of causality in Indian metaphysics, exploring various perspectives and theories from ancient Indian philosophical traditions. Assess your understanding of the concepts, arguments, and implications of causality in Indian metaphysics. | |
Number of Questions: 15 | |
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In Nyaya-Vaisheshika philosophy, what is the primary concept used to explain causality?
According to the Buddhist tradition, what is the fundamental principle that governs causality?
In Advaita Vedanta, how is causality related to the concept of Brahman?
Which school of Indian philosophy emphasizes the role of efficient causality (nimitta karana) in explaining the world?
In the Mimamsa school of thought, what is the primary focus of inquiry regarding causality?
According to the Samkhya school, what are the three fundamental gunas (qualities) that govern causality?
In the Nyaya-Vaisheshika tradition, what is the term used to describe the inherent power or capacity of a cause to produce an effect?
Which school of Indian philosophy emphasizes the role of material causality (upadana karana) in explaining the world?
In the Advaita Vedanta tradition, what is the term used to describe the ultimate cause or ground of all reality?
According to the Nyaya-Vaisheshika tradition, what is the term used to describe the relation between a cause and its effect?
Which school of Indian philosophy emphasizes the role of instrumental causality (nimitta karana) in explaining the world?
In the Samkhya tradition, what is the term used to describe the three fundamental constituents of reality?
According to the Nyaya-Vaisheshika tradition, what is the term used to describe the inherent power or capacity of a cause to produce an effect?
Which school of Indian philosophy emphasizes the role of material causality (upadana karana) in explaining the world?
In the Advaita Vedanta tradition, what is the term used to describe the ultimate cause or ground of all reality?