Peter Adamson presents the first full history of philosophy in the Islamic world for a broad readership. He traces its development from early Islam to the 20th century, from Spain to Persia. He introduces Jewish and Christian thinkers as well as Muslim; theology, mysticism, and the history of science all feature here in this rich and lively story.
Peter Adamson presents the first full history of philosophy in the Islamic world for a broad readership. He traces its development from early Islam to the 20th century, from Spain to Persia. He introduces Jewish and Christian thinkers as well as Muslim; theology, mysticism, and the history of science all feature here in this rich and lively story.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Peter Adamson took his doctorate from the University of Notre Dame and first worked at King's College London. In 2012 he moved to the Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München, where he is Professor of Late Ancient and Arabic Philosophy. He has published widely in ancient and medieval philosophy, especially on Neoplatonism and on philosophy in the Islamic world.
Inhaltsangabe
* Part I: The Formative Period * 1: The Straight Path: Philosophy and Islam * 2: All for One: The Mu'tazilites * 3: Founded in Translation: From Greek to Syriac to Arabic * 4: Philosopher of the Arabs: al-Kind * 5: The Chosen Ones: Philosophy and Judaism * 6: Reasoned Belief: Saadia Gaon * 7: High Five: al-R z * 8: Aristotelian Society: the Baghdad School * 9: The Second Master: al-F r b * 10: State of Mind: al-F r b 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 Buyid Age * 15: God Willing: the Ash'arites * 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-Ghaz l * 21: Miracle Worker: al-Ghaz l against the Philosophers * Part II: Andalusia * 22: Philosophy's Reign in Spain: Andalusia * 23: Laying Down the Law: Ibn azm and Islamic Legal Theory * 24: Fantasy Island: Ibn B jja and Ibn Tufayl * 25: Back to Basics: Averroes on Reason and Religion * 26: Single Minded: Averroes on the Intellect * 27: A Matter of Taste: Ibn 'Arab and Mysticism * 28: Team Spirit: Ibn Khald n * 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 Maimonides Controversy * 36: Man and Superman: Gersonides and the Jewish Reception of Averroes * 37: Neither the Time nor the Place: asdai 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: Ab l-Barak t al-Baghd d * 43: For the Sake of Argument: Fakhr al-D n al-R z * 44: Let There Be Light: Suhraward * 45: Bright Ideas: Illuminationism * 46: A Man for All Seasons: Nä r al-D n al- s * 47: To Be or Not to Be: Debating Avicenna's Metaphysics * 48: Eyes Wide Shut: al-R m 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 Sh r z * 53: Follow the Leader: Philosophy under the Safavids * 54: To Be, Continued: Mull adr on Existence * 55: Return to Sender: Mull adr on Motion and Knowledge * 56: Subcontinental Drift: Philosophy in Islamic India * 57: Turkish Delights: Philosophy under the Ottomans * 58: Blind Alley: Taql d, 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: Mu ammad 'Abduh and Mu ammad Iqb l * 62: Iran So Far: The Heirs of Mull adr
* Part I: The Formative Period * 1: The Straight Path: Philosophy and Islam * 2: All for One: The Mu'tazilites * 3: Founded in Translation: From Greek to Syriac to Arabic * 4: Philosopher of the Arabs: al-Kind * 5: The Chosen Ones: Philosophy and Judaism * 6: Reasoned Belief: Saadia Gaon * 7: High Five: al-R z * 8: Aristotelian Society: the Baghdad School * 9: The Second Master: al-F r b * 10: State of Mind: al-F r b 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 Buyid Age * 15: God Willing: the Ash'arites * 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-Ghaz l * 21: Miracle Worker: al-Ghaz l against the Philosophers * Part II: Andalusia * 22: Philosophy's Reign in Spain: Andalusia * 23: Laying Down the Law: Ibn azm and Islamic Legal Theory * 24: Fantasy Island: Ibn B jja and Ibn Tufayl * 25: Back to Basics: Averroes on Reason and Religion * 26: Single Minded: Averroes on the Intellect * 27: A Matter of Taste: Ibn 'Arab and Mysticism * 28: Team Spirit: Ibn Khald n * 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 Maimonides Controversy * 36: Man and Superman: Gersonides and the Jewish Reception of Averroes * 37: Neither the Time nor the Place: asdai 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: Ab l-Barak t al-Baghd d * 43: For the Sake of Argument: Fakhr al-D n al-R z * 44: Let There Be Light: Suhraward * 45: Bright Ideas: Illuminationism * 46: A Man for All Seasons: Nä r al-D n al- s * 47: To Be or Not to Be: Debating Avicenna's Metaphysics * 48: Eyes Wide Shut: al-R m 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 Sh r z * 53: Follow the Leader: Philosophy under the Safavids * 54: To Be, Continued: Mull adr on Existence * 55: Return to Sender: Mull adr on Motion and Knowledge * 56: Subcontinental Drift: Philosophy in Islamic India * 57: Turkish Delights: Philosophy under the Ottomans * 58: Blind Alley: Taql d, 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: Mu ammad 'Abduh and Mu ammad Iqb l * 62: Iran So Far: The Heirs of Mull adr
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