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    The epistemic reliability of the Vedas is precisely the i... — Carmelics
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    Supports→Kumārila's epistemological project must apply to all contentful cognitions, not only to cognitions already known to be veridical (pramāṇas).

    The epistemic reliability of the Vedas is precisely the issue that needs to be established, not assumed.

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    Of course, there are, in addition to the foregoing philosophical considerations in favor of Kumārila’s epistemology, specifically Mīmāṃsaka concerns driving the project. In this regard, Pārthasārathi has a particularly cogent point in favor of the interpretation on which Kumārila has, as suggested above, effectively reversed the standard order of epistemological explanation. Thus, Pārthasārathi urges that Mīmāṃsakas cannot proceed on the assumption that Kumārila meant to ask about the status onl

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