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mimamsa

/miˈmɑːm.sɑː/

Traduction: L'une des six écoles orthodoxes de la philosophie hindoue, centrée sur l'interprétation et la compréhension des rituels védiques et des brahmanas, par opposition au Vedanta qui met l'accent sur les Upanishads.

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/miˈmɑːm.sɑː/formal
  • frL'une des six écoles orthodoxes de la philosophie hindoue, centrée sur l'interprétation et la compréhension des rituels védiques et des brahmanas, par opposition au Vedanta qui met l'accent sur les Upanishads.

One of the six orthodox schools of Hindu philosophy, focused on the interpretation and reflection upon Vedic rituals and the Brahmanas, as distinct from Vedanta which emphasizes the Upanishads.

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  1. Philosophical systemC2formal

    One of the six orthodox schools of Hindu philosophy, focusing on the interpretation of Vedic rituals and texts, particularly the Brahmanas, and emphasizing the importance of dharma and ritual action.

    frMīmāṃsā

    • Mimamsa philosophy provides a detailed analysis of Vedic rituals and their meanings.
    • Scholars of Mimamsa debated the nature of dharma and the authority of the Vedas.
    • The Mimamsa school developed sophisticated rules for interpreting sacred texts.
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