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In the context of Anumana (inference), the presence of the middle term in the minor term…

Paper 1 · Logical Reasoning UGC NET December 2023 (11.12.2023) Shift-II
In the context of Anumana (inference), the presence of the middle term in the minor term is called:
AParamarsha
BVyapti
CPakshadharmata ✓ Correct
DPaksha
Correct answer: (C) Pakshadharmata — The presence of the middle term in the minor term is pakshadharmata, so that is the answer.
Explanation
The presence of the middle term in the minor term is pakshadharmata, so that is the answer.
In Indian logic anumana is inference based on a prior cognition.
The paksha is the subject, or minor term, of the inference.
Pakshadharmata is the presence of the middle term, the reason, in the paksha.
Vyapti is the invariable connection between the middle and the major term.
So the middle term being present in the minor term is called pakshadharmata.

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