Q. The initial phase of this Indian Philosophical school was introduced to and established the authority of Vedas. It emphasized reasoning and interpretation - justification for various Vedic rituals. In its later phase, it refuted ritual-centric philosophy and emphasized the philosophy of Upanishad.
In the context of Indian philosophical schools, which one of the following terms best applies to the above description?
Q. The initial phase of this Indian Philosophical school was introduced to and established the authority of Vedas. It emphasized reasoning and interpretation - justification for various Vedic rituals. In its later phase, it refuted ritual-centric philosophy and emphasized the philosophy of Upanishad.
In the context of Indian philosophical schools, which one of the following terms best applies to the above description?
The correct option is C Mimansa
Explanation:
The initial phase of the Mimansa (Purva Mimansa) Philosophical school, was introduced to and established the authority of Vedas. It emphasized reasoning and interpretation - justification for various Vedic rituals. In its later phase (Uttar Mimansa or Vedanta), it refuted ritual-centric philosophy and emphasized on the philosophy of Upanishad.
Explanation:
The initial phase of the Mimansa (Purva Mimansa) Philosophical school, was introduced to and established the authority of Vedas. It emphasized reasoning and interpretation - justification for various Vedic rituals. In its later phase (Uttar Mimansa or Vedanta), it refuted ritual-centric philosophy and emphasized on the philosophy of Upanishad.
