Pramā as and language: A dispute between di nāga, dharmakīrti and akala ka [Book Review]

Journal of Indian Philosophy 33 (4):343-400 (2004)
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original Balcerowicz, Piotr (2005) "Pramāas And Language: A Dispute between Dināga, Dharmakīrti and Akalaka". Journal of Indian Philosophy 33(4):343-400

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