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What is Pararthanuman? Elaborate with the help of adequate example.
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Parārthānumāna, in the context of classical Indian logic, is a type of inference where reasoning is directed toward proving something about an object or fact other than the middle term itself. Unlike Svārthānumāna, which seeks to establish knowledge for the sake of the subject under consideration, Parārthānumāna aims at demonstrating or establishing a proposition that extends beyond the immediate subject, often to convince or instruct others regarding a fact. It is considered an essential tool in Nyāya and other schools of Indian philosophy for practical and pedagogical purposes, particularly in debates and the demonstration of truth. The _________ ______ ____ ______ _______ _______ ___ ____ __________ _______ ________ ___.
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