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Part 1. The Text Part 2. Commentary 1. Metaphysics as First Philosophy: C (1-2) 2. On Being and C... more Part 1. The Text Part 2. Commentary 1. Metaphysics as First Philosophy: C (1-2) 2. On Being and Categorical Concepts: C (3-12) 3. Derived Metaphysical Concepts: C (13-18) 4. The Theory of the Necessary Existent: C (19-37) 5. The Theory of Contingent Being: C (38-57)
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<jats:p>There are a number of major trends in modern Islamic philosophy. First, there is th... more <jats:p>There are a number of major trends in modern Islamic philosophy. First, there is the challenge of the West to traditional Islamic philosophical and cultural principles and the desire to establish a form of thought which is distinctive. From the mid-nineteenth century onwards, Islamic philosophers have attempted to redefine Islamic philosophy; some, such as Hasan Hanafi and Ali Mazrui, have sought to give modern Islamic philosophy a global significance and provide an agenda for world unity.</jats:p> <jats:p>Second, there is a continuing tradition of interest in illuminationist and mystical thought, especially in Iran where the influence of Mulla Sadra and al-Suhrawardi has remained strong. The influence of the latter can be seen in the works of Henry Corbin and Seyyed Hossein Nasr; Mulla Sadra has exercised an influence over figures such as Mahdi Ha'iri Yazdi and the members of Qom School, notably Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini. The philosopher Abdul Soroush has introduced a number of concepts from Western philosophy into Iran.</jats:p> <jats:p>Finally, there have been many thinkers who have adapted and employed philosophical ideas which are originally non-Islamic as part of the normal philosophical process of seeking to understand conceptual problems. This is a particularly active area, with a number of philosophers from many parts of the Islamic world investigating the relevance to Islam of concepts such as Hegelianism and existentialism. At the same time, mystical philosophy continues to exercise an important influence. Modern Islamic philosophy is thus quite diverse, employing a wide variety of techniques and approaches to its subject.</jats:p>
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Page 1. Jeoplatonism ana ISLAMIC THOUGHT i ; - teja*.-,&amp;#x27; Page 2. Page 3. NEOPLATO... more Page 1. Jeoplatonism ana ISLAMIC THOUGHT i ; - teja*.-,&amp;#x27; Page 2. Page 3. NEOPLATONISM AND ISLAMIC THOUGHT This one OGSX-WYW-59D3 Page 4. Page 5. NEOPLATONISM AND ISLAMIC THOUGHT edited hv ...
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... Hellenistic influences. Theologians and topics covered include: thejahmiyya, the forerunners ... more ... Hellenistic influences. Theologians and topics covered include: thejahmiyya, the forerunners of the Ash&amp;amp;#x27;ari school, and the relationship of the doctrine of Jabariyya to Najjar and Burghuth (Muhammad b. &amp;amp;#x27;Isa). I1. CLASSICAL ...
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