The Encyclopedia of Indian Philosophies v2.c17.3.2

v2.c17.3.2

as additional category 55, 65 Buddhist theory of 7, 15, 55, 60-3, 66-7, 329-30, 419, 479-81, 528-32, 550-1, 568-9 causal conditions, chain of 32, 130 causal condition par excellence—see karaṇa causal efficacy, see śakti causal factors, full collection of see sāmagrī causal inference—see inference, by identity and causal causal relations (see also: production, manifestation, transformation) 54-68, 74, 103, 201-2, 322, 329-32, 334, 340, 419, 436, 480-2, 528-32, 550-1, 559-66, 590 causality (kāraṇatva) 65, 413, 566 effective (sādhaka) 305 established by perception 640 God's—see God inherence cause, see samavāyikāraṇa instrumental cause, see nimittakāraṇa noninherence cause, see asamavāyikāraṇa plurality of causes 55, 67-8, 501, 561 (most) proximate, see karaṇa relation between universals 55, 561-2, 590 Sāṃkhya theory of 14, 57-60, 332, 501, 538 cavil (vitaṇḍa) 208, 222, 225, 237, 318, 406, 471, 639, 666, 677, 704 certainty, see ascertainment; necessary ceṣṭā, see gesture Cakravarti, M. 705-6 chala, see quibble Chāndogya Upaniṣad 409, 554, 707 change, process (see also: causality; motion) 62, 83-6, 345 as real 61 charm or incantation, magic spell, as frustrating causation 63-4, 456, 501 chastity (brahmacarya) 217, 299 Chatterjee, Satischandra 153-4, 688, 692 Chaudhuri, A.K.R.