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Consider the following statements regarding Indian philosophical schools: (I) In Sankhya, knowledge arises through discrimination (viveka) between Purusha and Prakriti. (II) Buddhism rejects the notion of a permanent self (Atman) and emphasizes dependent origination. (III) Jainism upholds Anekantavada, implying epistemological pluralism. (IV) Yoga philosophy considers liberation is achievable solely through ritualistic practices. Which of the above statements are correct?
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- 1I, II, III and IV
- 2I, II and III only✓
- 3I and III only
- 4II and IV only
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I, II and III only
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