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2018
Islamic logic was inspired primarily by Aristotle’s logical corpus, the Organon (which according to a late Greek taxonomy also included the Rhetoric and Poetics). Islamic authors were also familiar with some elements in Stoic logic and linguistic theory, and their logical sources included not only Aristotle’s own works but also the works of the late ...
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Islamic logic was inspired primarily by Aristotle’s logical corpus, the Organon (which according to a late Greek taxonomy also included the Rhetoric and Poetics). Islamic authors were also familiar with some elements in Stoic logic and linguistic theory, and their logical sources included not only Aristotle’s own works but also the works of the late ...
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Aristotelianism in Islamic philosophy
2018In Arabic, Aristotle was referred to by name as Aristutalis or, more frequently, Aristu, although when quoted he was often referred to by a sobriquet such as ‘the wise man’. Aristotle was also generally known as the First Teacher. Following the initial reception of Hellenistic texts into Islamic thought in al-Kindi’s time, al-Farabi rediscovered a ...
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Islamic Philosophy and Western Philosophies
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Islamic Philosophy and Causation
Southwest Philosophy ReviewRecent scholarship in classical Islamic philosophy has shown that the tradition has much to offer when it comes to the metaphysics of causality. The present article seeks to add to the scholarship by providing a new interpretation of one aspect of Avicenna’s account of causality known as the “Rule of One” (henceforth, RO).
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The Modern Historiography of Byzantine and Islamic Philosophy: A Comparison
Al-Masaq: Islam and the Medieval Mediterranean, 2021exaly