The Purva Mimansa school of philosophy was founded by __________ in ancient India.
Jaimini
The correct answer is Jaimini.
It is primarily understood as ritual action. Vedas as Authority: The Vedas are considered the ultimate source of knowledge about dharma, being eternal and free from error. Karma: The school elaborately discusses the nature and efficacy of ritual actions and their results (phala). Epistemology: Purva Mimansa accepts several valid means of knowledge (pramanas), including perception (pratyaksha), inference (anumana), comparison (upamana), testimony (shabda, especially Vedic testimony), postulation (arthapatti), and non-apprehension (anupalabdhi).
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