The Phenomenological Quest Between Avicenna and HeideggerGlobal Academic Publishing, 2000 - 279 sayfa The Phenomenological Quest between Avicenna and Heidegger investigates Avicenna’s (Ibn Sina’s; 980–1037) ontological, epistemological, mystic, and linguistic accounts of being while at the same time accounting for Martin Heidegger’s critique of the history of metaphysics. This investigation constitutes one of the first elaborate examinations of Avicenna’s phenomenological considerations of the question of being. The consideration of Avicenna’s philosophical works has been mainly conducted through primary Arabic medieval texts that have not yet been translated into English, French, or German, nor sufficiently addressed by Western scholarship. Martin Heidegger claims that the history of metaphysics is the history of the oblivion of being while holding that his “fundamental ontology” presents a “genuine phenomenological account that attempts to overcome metaphysics.” However, Avicenna’s philosophical works do testify to the emergence of a phenomenological philosophical tradition that took the question of being to be the most central question of philosophical investigations. This Avicennian philosophical heritage grounded subsequent developments that attested to the rise of a new strain in ontology that overcomes substance and subject based ontology while being characterized by salient phenomenological dimensions. To sum up, Avicenna’s philosophical accounts of being present phenomenological dimensions in ontology that offer alternative phenomenological methods of investigation in ontology that would contribute to the renewal of philosophy in general, and ontology and metaphysics in particular. |
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS | xiii |
I | xxi |
VII | xxxviii |
INTRODUCTION | xlviii |
CHAPTER | 1 |
VI | 15 |
THE METAPHYSICAL TRADITION | 19 |
Aristotles ovoía ousia | 20 |
BEING AND ESSENCE | 129 |
Being Existence Essence and Existents | 132 |
A Reply to the Essentialism Claim | 139 |
CHAPTER 6 | 149 |
Suspended Person Argument Cogito Argument | 163 |
AlWahm | 171 |
CHAPTER 7 | 181 |
The Recital of Hayy Ibn Yaqzān | 184 |
Subjectivity and the Overcoming of Metaphysics | 28 |
Kant and the Reality of Being | 30 |
Hegels Line of Essentialism in the Science of Logic | 38 |
CHAPTER 2 | 45 |
BeingintheWorld and Dasein | 48 |
Dasein and Care | 52 |
The Call of Conscience and Thinking | 54 |
The Authenticity of Being and Death | 60 |
Temporality and Death | 63 |
The Solitude of Dasein | 69 |
CHAPTER 3 | 75 |
Metaphysics and Science | 77 |
Technology and Enframing | 81 |
Salvation | 88 |
CHAPTER 4 | 95 |
On Cause Cilla sabab Effect ma Tul musabab | 97 |
On Potentiality quwa Actuality fi | 100 |
The Analysis of Being in Terms of Its Modalities | 102 |
Necessary Being wajib alwujud | 107 |
Contingent Being mumkin alwujud | 123 |
Orientation | 190 |
The Mystic Ascension and alMi raj | 192 |
The Recital of the Bird | 196 |
píλia philia and the Authenticity of Being | 199 |
The Recital of Salman wa Absal | 205 |
Symbolism | 208 |
CHAPTER 8 | 209 |
LANGUAGE AND BEING | 219 |
Remarks on the Language of Being | 222 |
Hermeneutics and Tawil | 227 |
AlTawil | 235 |
Doctrinal Accounts of Tawil | 238 |
Tawil and the Unveiling of Truth | 242 |
Mystery and Poetizing | 243 |
World Things and the Fourfold | 248 |
CONCLUDING REMARKS | 251 |
BIBLIOGRAPHY | 259 |
GLOSSARY OF ARABIC KEY TERMS | 267 |
275 | |
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