Jaimini has written:

'The Mimamsa sutra of Jaimini' -- subject(s): Mimamsa

'Nyayasudha' -- subject(s): Mimamsa

'Sankarshakandasutrani' -- subject(s): Mimamsa

Pashupatinath Shastri has written:

'Introduction to the Purva Mimamsa' -- subject(s): Mimamsa

The Vedas do not belong to any other category. However, the Vedas themselves are divided into four parts namely the Samhitas, the Brahmanas, the Aranyakas and the Upanishads. The first two parts are generally focused on the rituals and they form the Karma-kanda portion of the Vedas. The later two parts form the Jnana-kanda (concerned with knowledge) portion of the Vedas.

This categorizaton also comes handy at the time of differentiating between Purva and Uttara MImamsa. Purva-Mimamsa is based on the earlier (Purva = earlier) parts of the Vedas i.e. Samhitas and Brahmanas. Uttar-Mimamsa is based on the later (Uttar = later) parts of the Vedas i.e. Aranyakas and the Upanishads.

Govardhan P Bhatt has written:

'The basic ways of knowing' -- subject(s): Hindu Philosophy, Knowledge, Theory of (Hinduism), Mimamsa, Philosophy, Hindu

The six schools of thought in Hindu philosophy are:

1)Sankhya -distinction between mind and body

2)Yoga - meditation

3)Nyaya -logic

4)Vaisheshika - says that all objects in the universe can be broken down to atoms

5)Mimamsa -ritualism

6)Vedanta - knowledge