characterizes perceptual knowledge as "definitive" because it is not only redundant but impossible for an object known through perception to be known through any other source of knowledge.

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Nyāya characterizes perceptual knowledge as "definitive" because it is direct and not mediated by inference or verbal testimony, not because it is redundant or impossible to be known through any other source of knowledge.

Characterizes Perceptual Knowledge as "Definitive" Because It Is Not Only