Philosophy of Mullā Ṣadrā (Ṣadr al-Dīn al-Shirāzī)

Häftad, Engelska, 1976

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Explores the philosophy of Mulla Sadra Shirazi.Mullā Ṣadrā Shirāzī emerges as an original philosopher who had a sure understanding of his Greek and Islamic predecessors. He is worthy of study by scholars concerned with the development of Islamic philosophy because of his attempt to reconcile various currents of Islamic philosophical thought, particularly the peripatetic tradition of Ibn ʿArabī. Modern existentialists will be interested in his basic concern with the reality of existence and the unreality of essences or general notions.

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Utgivningsdatum1976-06-30
Mått152 x 229 x 19 mm
Vikt0 g
FormatHäftad
SpråkEngelska
Antal sidor286
FörlagState University of New York Press
ISBN9780791458525

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Introduction A. Mulla Sadra and the Character of His PhilosophyB. Sadra's Sources and His Originality 1. General2. Sadra's predecessors3. Evaluation C. Sadra's Works and His InfluencePART I. ONTOLOGY I. The Metaphysics of Existence A. ExistenceB. Controversy with the "Essentialists"C. Systematic Ambiguity (Tashkik) of ExistenceD. Tension between Monism and Plualism II. Essence III. Cause I: Nature of Causation A. Cause-Effect RelationshipB. Impossibility of Causal Regress IV. Cause II: God-World Relationship A. Efficient Cause and Final CauseB. God-World Relationship V. Movement, Time, and World-Order A. MovementB. TimeC. World-OrderPART II. THEOLOGY I. God's Nature A. Proof of God's ExistenceB. God as pure existenceC. God's Unity II. God's Attributes - I A. God's Being and AttributesB. Knowledge III. God's Attributes - II A. Power and Will 1. A survey of Alternative Views2. Sadra's Criticism of These Views and His Position3. Relationship of God's Will to man4. Docrines of Bada (change of Mind in God), Naskh (Abrogation of Laws) and Taraddud (reluctant decision) B. Divine Speech and RevelationPART III. PSYCHOLOGY: MAN AND HIS DESTINY I. Nature of the Soul II. Theory of Knowledge - I A. General ConsiderationsB. The Prblem of "Mental Existence (al-wujud al-dhihni)" III. Theory of Knowledge - II: Perception and Imagination A. External SenseB. Internal Sense: Imagination and Wahm IV. Theory of Knowledge - III: The Intellect A. IntroductionB. The Problem of AbstractionC. Ibn Sina on the "Simple Intellect"D. Identity of the Intellect and the Intelligible V. Eschatology A. Impossibility of TransmigrationB. Proofs of an AfterlifeC. The Nature of Afterlife Epilogue Subject Index Index of Proper Names