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Given a phrase, classify it is english named entity (e.g., persons, organizations, works of art) in Latin script, or not (e.g., literals, dates, URLs, verbose phrases). For disambiguation, the statement where the phrase occurs as object is also given. Please return a JSON object with `phrase` (string, the phrase being analyzed) and `is_ne` (boolean, indicating whether the phrase is a Named Entity).

Phrase: Navya-Nyāya theories of language | Statement: [Bhartṛhari’s school of sphoṭa theory, influenced, Navya-Nyāya theories of language]

Target entity: Navya-Nyāya theories of language
Context triple: [Bhartṛhari’s school of sphoṭa theory, influenced, Navya-Nyāya theories of language]

• A. The Principles of Linguistic Philosophy
  The Principles of Linguistic Philosophy is a posthumously published work by philosopher Friedrich Waismann that develops a detailed, Wittgenstein-influenced approach to understanding philosophical problems through the analysis of ordinary language.
• B. Bhartṛhari’s school of sphoṭa theory
  Bhartṛhari’s school of sphoṭa theory is a classical Indian linguistic-philosophical tradition that holds that meaning is grasped through an indivisible, holistic burst of language rather than through discrete words or sounds.
• C. Studies in the Way of Words
  Studies in the Way of Words is a landmark collection of essays by philosopher H. P. Grice that develops his influential theories of meaning, implicature, and conversational maxims in the philosophy of language.
• D. Introduction to Theoretical Linguistics
  Introduction to Theoretical Linguistics is a foundational textbook by Sir John Lyons that systematically presents the core concepts and methods of modern linguistic theory.
• E. “Language and Philosophy”
  “Language and Philosophy” is a collection of influential essays by philosopher Max Black that explores the relationships between linguistic analysis and key problems in philosophy.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Navya-Nyāya theories of language
Target entity description: Navya-Nyāya theories of language are a highly technical, later development of the Nyāya school that analyze meaning, reference, and inference through an intricate logical and semantic framework.

• A. The Principles of Linguistic Philosophy
  The Principles of Linguistic Philosophy is a posthumously published work by philosopher Friedrich Waismann that develops a detailed, Wittgenstein-influenced approach to understanding philosophical problems through the analysis of ordinary language.
• B. Bhartṛhari’s school of sphoṭa theory
  Bhartṛhari’s school of sphoṭa theory is a classical Indian linguistic-philosophical tradition that holds that meaning is grasped through an indivisible, holistic burst of language rather than through discrete words or sounds.
• C. Studies in the Way of Words
  Studies in the Way of Words is a landmark collection of essays by philosopher H. P. Grice that develops his influential theories of meaning, implicature, and conversational maxims in the philosophy of language.
• D. Introduction to Theoretical Linguistics
  Introduction to Theoretical Linguistics is a foundational textbook by Sir John Lyons that systematically presents the core concepts and methods of modern linguistic theory.
• E. “Language and Philosophy”
  “Language and Philosophy” is a collection of influential essays by philosopher Max Black that explores the relationships between linguistic analysis and key problems in philosophy.
• F. None of above. chosen