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Philosophy of Alfarabi

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Jun 2024
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Explore the profound wisdom of Alfarabi, a pivotal figure in medieval philosophy, and his enduring impact on intellectual thought with Robert Hammond's comprehensive work.



Delve into Alfarabi's intricate system of philosophy, encompassing logic, metaphysics, political theory, and ethics, all meticulously presented for clarity and depth. This book situates Alfarabi within the broader context of medieval scholarship, highlighting his role in bridging Greek philosophical traditions with Islamic and Western thought.



Through a nuanced examination, Hammond unveils the thematic richness and intellectual rigor of Alfarabi's ideas, offering readers insights into his philosophical synthesis and its far-reaching influence.



A definitive guide, this book underscores the significance of Alfarabi's contributions to the evolution of medieval philosophy and their lasting legacy.


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PublisherLeft of Brain Books
PublishedJun 6, 2024
ISBN-101396326588
ISBN-139781396326585
LanguageEnglish
Dimensions8 × 0.24 × 5.25 in
Weight0 lb

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