Descrição
Jean Jolivet delves into the intricate interplay between philosophy and theology within the Arab intellectual tradition. Through a thoughtful exploration, he examines how Islamic thought not only assimilated but also transformed Greek philosophical principles, weaving them into the rich tapestry of Arab culture.
As he navigates through historical contexts and prominent thinkers, Jolivet sheds light on the profound questions concerning existence, knowledge, and faith that shaped the Arab philosophical landscape. The result is an insightful analysis that reveals the depth and complexity of a tradition often overlooked in broader philosophical discourse, inviting readers to appreciate the contributions of Arab philosophers to global thought.
As he navigates through historical contexts and prominent thinkers, Jolivet sheds light on the profound questions concerning existence, knowledge, and faith that shaped the Arab philosophical landscape. The result is an insightful analysis that reveals the depth and complexity of a tradition often overlooked in broader philosophical discourse, inviting readers to appreciate the contributions of Arab philosophers to global thought.
Detalhes do Livro
Formato
Brochura
Páginas
116 páginas
Idioma
Italiano
Publicado
Jan 1, 2001
Editora
Jaca Book
ISBN-10
8816433191
ISBN-13
9788816433199