In Avicenna''s philosophy, it is the type of our conceptions that leads to the assent of the nature of the world as we know. In his philosophy, Avicenna encounters with two types of conceptions: those whose source is cognition of intelligibles, and those
Morteza Shajjari, Mohammadhani Jafarian
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Man and Politics in the Political Philosophy of Avicenna [PDF]
The purpose of this paper is to examine the emergence of the concept of the ‘political man’ in Avicenna’s political thought. We seek to understand how Avicenna approached politics and the role of humanity in public life.
Tayebeh Mohammadikia
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Avicenna’s Inclination toward Mysticism and Intuitive Knowledge Compared to Molla Sadra [PDF]
In Avicenna’s epistemological framework, knowledge is attainable solely through rational intuition, not mystical intuition. Avicenna emphasized intellectual knowledge and the connection to the active intellect, grounded in theoretical reason and ...
Yazdan Razmara +2 more
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A Comparative Examination of the Theories of Happiness in the Philosophies of Aristotle and Avicenna: Intersections, Distinctions, and Critiques [PDF]
Happiness is a fundamental topic in practical philosophy, captivating the minds of philosophers, from the ancient Greeks to the contemporary philosophers. Throughout history, philosophers have explored this concept from various philosophical perspectives.
Hosein Saadat, Amirabbas Alizamani
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Role of Active Intellect in Competence of Prophet for Leadership from Avecinna’s viewpoint [PDF]
The necessity of a prophet's presence in the leadership of Medina and the intricate relationship between prophecy and politics have long captivated scholars in Islamic philosophy.
Ahmad Jahaninasab
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Avicenna’s Psychological-Ontological Epistemology: A Phenomenological Explanation of the Relation between Passion, Awareness and Knowledge in Avicenna’s Philosophy [PDF]
The impact of non-epistemological factors on the process of knowledge formation is a fundamental question that has captivated the attention of epistemologists.
Majid Zamani Alavijeh +1 more
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The Problem of Life in Avicenna’s Philosophy: A Critical Assessment of Tawara’s Viewpoint [PDF]
The concept of life is a contentious interdisciplinary issue that has intrigued scholars, with philosophers offering their perspectives. Avicenna is one of the first philosophers who delved into the fundamental problem of defining life in his works ...
Hossein Zamaniha +1 more
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The Relationship Between Existence and Quiddity in the New-Peripatetic School of Hakim Rajab Ali Tabrizi [PDF]
Rajab Ali Tabrizi is considered the third systematic philosopher in the Isfahan School of Philosophy, following in the footsteps of Mirdamad and MollaSadra.
Mahmud Hedayatafza, Saeed Anvari
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Sensory Perception and Its Philosophical Foundations in Avicenna and Leibniz [PDF]
Due to its crucial role in acquiring knowledge, sense perception and its philosophical foundations have consistently been among the major topics in the history of philosophy. Avicenna, as a peripatetic (Aristotelian) Muslim philosopher, dedicated special
Marziyeh Akhlaghi
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Comparative research about self-awareness in Searle''''''''''''''''s and Avicenna thoughts
There has always been a deep link between the possibility of self-experience and the proof of "self" existence. Some philosophers, like Hume, have inferred that "self" cannot exist because it cannot be experienced.
Hossein Asaadi +2 more
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