See darshana on Wiktionary
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"Du sanskrit दर्शन, darśana, darshana, dérivé du verbe दृश् (dṛś, drish) (« voir »)."
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"ref": "André Padoux, Comprendre le tantrisme: Les sources hindoues, 2010",
"text": "Peut-être faut-il rappeler que darshana ne désigne pas des écoles philosophiques distinctes, mais les grands domaines de la spéculation philosophique et religieuse de l’Inde ancienne."
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"Vision d’une divinité ou d’un maître religieux."
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"ipa": "\\daʁ.ʃa.na\\"
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"Du sanskrit दर्शन, darśana, darshana, dérivé du verbe दृश् (dṛś, drish) (« voir »)."
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