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Existence of Quiddity in Mulla Sadra’s Philosophy
Mulla Sadrā's view about the ideality of quiddity is interpreted in various, even contradicting, forms. Allamah Tabatabaii’s and Ayatollah Fayazi's views on explaining the ideality of quiddity are among the most important interpretations of Mulla Sadra’s theory. Allamah Tabatabaii has rejected any external existence of quiddity and has considered it as
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One of the most controversial issues in the history of philosophy is the theory of ideas. Mulla Sadra states that he is the person who truly understands the ideas in the process from Plato to himself, and even, that he is alone in this regard. Sadra says that he achieved this success thanks to his discovery and inspiration, as well as his being ...
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Intentionality in Husserl and Mulla Sadra
2003One of the main problems in modem philosophy, especially in the phenomenological movement, is the problem of intentionality. It was first proposed by Brentano as the characteristic feature of mental phenomena and later developed and completed by his student Edmund Husserl, who made it a fully-fledged philosophical theory.
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