Islamic Naturalism and Mysticism: A Philosophic Study of Ibn Ṭufayl's Ḥayy Bin YaqṣānBrill Archive, 1 Oca 1974 - 282 sayfa |
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Introduction | 1 |
PHILOSOPHIC AND LITERARY BACKGROUND AND | 7 |
B The Use of a Tale Fiction or Allegory | 14 |
The Divisions of the Treatise and its Literary Aspects | 22 |
Comments on the Literary Aspects of the Treatise | 31 |
Ibn Tufayls Appraisal of his Predecessors and the Influ | 48 |
E Untenability of Ibn Tufayls Criticisms of AlGhazzālī | 62 |
F Ibn Tufayls Examination of Ibn Bājjas Thought | 68 |
Faculties of the Soul Their Oneness and the Oneness | 151 |
Ibn Tufayls Epistemology and the Plurality of | 157 |
The Plurality of the Methods of Knowing | 169 |
Proofs for the Existence of | 193 |
Attributes of God The Possible Influence of Plato | 202 |
Eternity of the World Refutation of Siddiqis Thesis | 227 |
Conclusion | 254 |
103 | 267 |
The Influence of his Predecessors on his Thought | 75 |
Inferring Ibn Tufayls Conception | 87 |
50 | 98 |
Appendix II | 270 |
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