The Arabic Influences on Early Modern Occult Philosophy
by
Liana Saif
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Philosophy
Format
Kindle
Pages
407
Language
English
Published
Apr 29, 2016
Publisher
Palgrave Macmillan
Description
Liana Saif dives deep into the fascinating world of early modern occult philosophy, revealing how Arabic influences shaped its evolution. With a warm and engaging narrative, Saif explores the threads of medieval astrological and magical theories that wove their way into Western thought, painting a vivid picture of a rich intellectual tapestry.
As she unravels the connections between the East and West, readers will discover how these ancient ideas influenced prominent thinkers and ultimately transformed the landscape of Western esoteric practices. Saif’s approachable writing style makes complex concepts accessible, inviting both scholars and curious minds to engage with this captivating topic.
With a blend of historical anecdotes and thoughtful analysis, this exploration not only honors the contributions of Arabic scholars but also highlights the vibrant interplay between cultures that has shaped our understanding of the mystical. It’s a journey that promises to enlighten and inspire, making it a must-read for those interested in the hidden threads of history.
As she unravels the connections between the East and West, readers will discover how these ancient ideas influenced prominent thinkers and ultimately transformed the landscape of Western esoteric practices. Saif’s approachable writing style makes complex concepts accessible, inviting both scholars and curious minds to engage with this captivating topic.
With a blend of historical anecdotes and thoughtful analysis, this exploration not only honors the contributions of Arabic scholars but also highlights the vibrant interplay between cultures that has shaped our understanding of the mystical. It’s a journey that promises to enlighten and inspire, making it a must-read for those interested in the hidden threads of history.
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