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HARVARD UNIVERSITY
Graduate School of Arts and Sciences
THESIS ACCEPTANCE CERTIFICATE
The undersigned, appointed by the
Division
Department
Committee on the Study of Religion
have examined a thesis entitled Foundations of Dharmakirti's
Philosophy: A Study of the Central Issues in his
Ontology, Logic and Epistemology with Particular
Attention to the Svopajnavrtti
presented by John Dowling Dunne
candidate for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy and hereby
certify that it is worthy of acceptance.
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