تاریخ فلسفه تاریخ فلسفه اسلامی تاریخ فلسفه English Oxford University Press 2016 تاریخ فلسفه بدون هیچ‌گونه شکاف، جلد 3: فلسفه در جهان اسلام<br />تاریخ فلسفه بدون هیچ‌گونه خلل، جلد 3: فلسفه در جهان اسلام<br />آدرس دیگر: http://libgen.rs/book/index.php?md5=3C127C9AA3F4A3C56455517A0645CF7B Table of contents :,Cover,Philosophy in The Islamic World,Copyright,Dedication,Contents,Preface,Acknowledgements,Dates,Part I: The Formative Period,1: The Straight Path—Philosophy and Islam,2: All for One—The Muʿtazilites,3: Founded in Translation—From Greek to Syriac to Arabic,4: Philosopher of the Arabs—al-Kindī,5: The Chosen Ones—Philosophy and Judaism,6: Reasoned Belief—Saadia Gaon,7: High Five—al-Rāzī,8: Aristotelian Society—The Baghdad School,9: The Second Master—al-Fārābī,10: State of Mind—al-Fārābī on Religion and Politics,11: Eye of the Beholder—Theories of Vision,12: Strings Attached—Music and Philosophy,13: Balancing Acts—Arabic Ethical Literature,14: Undercover Brothers—Philosophy in the Būyid Age,15: God Willing—The Ashʿarites,16: The Self-Made Man—Avicenna´s Life and Works,17: By the Time I Get to Phoenix—Avicenna on Existence,18: By All Means Necessary—Avicenna on God,19: Into Thin Air—Avicenna on the Soul,20: Special Delivery—al-Ghazālī,21: Miracle Worker—al-Ghazālī Against the Philosophers,Part II: Andalusia,22: Philosophy´s Reign in Spain—Andalusia,23: Laying Down the Law—Ibn Ḥazm and Islamic Legal Theory,24: Fantasy Island—Ibn Bjja and Ibn Ṭufayl,25: Back to Basics—Averroes on Reason and Religion,26: Single Minded—Averroes on the Intellect,27: A Matter of Taste—Ibn ʿarabī and Sufism,28: Team Spirit—Ibn Khaldūn,29: Matter Over Mind—Ibn Gabirol,30: Choosing My Religion—Judah Hallevi,31: Born Under a Bad Sign—Freedom and Astrology in Jewish Philosophy,32: With all Your Heart—Ethics and Judaism,33: The Great Eagle—Maimonides,34: He Moves in Mysterious Ways—Maimonides on Eternity,35: Burnt Offerings—The Maimonidean Controversy,36: Man and Superman—Gersonides and the Jewish Reception of Averroes,37: Neither the Time Nor the Place—Ḥasdai crescas,38: When Bad Things Happen to Good People—Suffering in Jewish Philosophy,39: Chariot of Fire—Kabbalah,40: A Matter of Principles—Joseph Albo and Isaac Abravanel,Part III: The Later Traditions,41: Golden Ages—The Later Traditions,42: All Things Considered—Abū L-Barakāt Al-Baghdādī,43: For the Sake of Argument—Fakhr Al-Dīn Al-Rāzī,44: Let There be Light—Suhrawardī,45: Bright Ideas—Illuminationism,46: A Man for All Seasons—Naṣīr Al-Dīn Al-Ṭūsī,47: To Be or Not To Be—Debating Avicenna´s Metaphysics,48: Eyes Wide Shut—Rūmī and Philosophical Sufism,49: Proof Positive—The Logical Tradition,50: By the Book—Ibn Taymiyya,51: Aftermath—Philosophy and Science in The Mongol Age,52: Family Feud—Philosophy at Shīrāz,53: Follow The Leader—Philosophy Under The Safavids,54: To Be, Continued—Mullā Ṣadrā On Existence,55: Return To Sender—Mullā Ṣadrā On Motion and Knowledge,56: Subcontinental Drift—Philosophy in Islamic India,57: Turkish Delights—Philosophy Under The Ottomans,58: Blind Alley—Taqlīd, Sufism, and Philosophy,59: The Young Ones—Encounters With European Thought,60: The Stronger Sex—Women Scholars in the Islamic World,61: All For One and One For All—Muḥammad ʿAbduh and Muḥammad Iqbāl,62: Iran So Far—The Heirs of Mullā Ṣadrā,Notes,Preface,Chapter 1,Chapter 2,Chapter 3,Chapter 4,Chapter 5,Chapter 6,Chapter 7,Chapter 8,Chapter 9,Chapter 10,Chapter 11,Chapter 12,Chapter 13,Chapter 14,Chapter 15,Chapter 16,Chapter 17,Chapter 18,Chapter 19,Chapter 20,Chapter 21,Chapter 22,Chapter 23,Chapter 24,Chapter 25,Chapter 26,Chapter 27,Chapter 28,Chapter 29,Chapter 30,Chapter 31,Chapter 32,Chapter 33,Chapter 34,Chapter 35,Chapter 36,Chapter 37,Chapter 38,Chapter 39,Chapter 40,Chapter 41,Chapter 42,Chapter 43,Chapter 44,Chapter 45,Chapter 46,Chapter 47,Chapter 48,Chapter 49,Chapter 50,Chapter 51,Chapter 52,Chapter 53,Chapter 54,Chapter 55,Chapter 56,Chapter 57,Chapter 58,Chapter 59,Chapter 60,Chapter 61,Chapter 62,FURTHER READING,General Overviews,Collections of Primary Sources in Translation,The Formative Period,Andalusia,The Eastern Traditions,Early Kalām,The Greek–Arabic Translation Movement,al-Kindī,Early Jewish Philosophy,al-Rāzī,The Baghdad School,al-Fārābī,Theories of Vision,Music and Philosophy,Arabic Ethics,Philosophy in the Būyid Age,The Ashʿarites,Avicenna,Avicenna’s Metaphysics,Avicenna on God,Avicenna on the Soul,al-Ghazālī,Ibn Ḥazm and Islamic Legal Theory,Ibn Ṭufayl,Averroes,Ibn ʿArabī,Ibn Khaldūn,Ibn Gabirol,Judah Hallevi,Freedom and Astrology,Ethics and Judaism,Maimonides,Maimonides on Eternity,The Maimonides Controversy,Gersonides,Ḥasdai Crescas,Suffering in Jewish Philosophy,Kabbalah,Joseph Albo and Isaac Abravanel,Abū L-Barakāt Al-Baghdādī,Fakhr Al-Dīn Al-Rāzī,Suhrawardī,Naṣīr Al-Dīn Al-Ṭūsī,Debating Avicenna’s Metaphysics,Rūmī and Philosophical Sufism,The Logical Tradition,Ibn Taymiyya,Philosophy and Science in the Mongol Age,Philosophy at Shīrāz,Women and Islam,Muḥammad ʿAbduh and Muḥammad Iqbāl,The Heirs of Mullā Ṣadrā,Index text آدامسون, پیتر اسکات (Peter Scott Adamson، استاد امریکایی دانشگاه لودویش ماکسیمیلیانس Ludwig Maximilian در شهر مونیخ آلمان؛ پژوهشگر فلسفه اسلامی و فلسفه متاخر دوران باستان، نویسندۀ مجموعۀ کتاب‌های «A History of Philosophy Without Any Gaps») , 1972م.# 1972م.# Author Peter Adamson Author book portal_lib 1402-06-11 1403-08-28