‘Classical Arabic Philosophy: Sources and Reception’
‘Classical Arabic Philosophy: Sources and Reception’
April 29, 2004
- ‘Propositional Logic from the Year 18/639 to Ibn Sina (d. 428/1037) Cornelia Schoeck
- ‘Contrariety and Similarity in God According to al-Farabi and al-Kirmani: A Comparison’ Carmela Baffioni
- ‘An Obscure Neoplatonist: The Tenth-Century Philosopher al-Isfizari and his Metaphysical Questions’ David Reisman
- ‘Avoiding the Void: Avicenna’s Refutation of the Void and his Greek Sources’ Jon McGinnis
- ‘Al-Nukat wa-l Fawa’id: A New, Essential Source on the Evolution of Avicenna’s Thought from the Hidayat al-ra’is to the Isharat’ Yahya Michot
- ‘Al-Nukat wa-l Fawa’id: A New, Essential Source on the Evolution of Avicenna’s Thought from the Hidayat al-ra’is to the Isharat’ Yahya Michot
April 30, 2004
- ‘Avicenna and the Shirazi Questions’ Tony Street
- ‘Al-Ghazali’s Ontology: A Reading of Ms London Or 3126’ Frank Griffel
- ‘Averroes’ Long Commentary on the Metaphysics and its Renaissance Readers’ Dag Nikolaus Hasse
- ‘Fakhr al-Din al-Razi’s Critique of Ibn Sina’s Arguments for the Beginninglessness of Time and Matter’ Toby Mayer
- ‘Qadi Sa‘id Qummi (d. 1696) and his Reception of the Theologia of Aristotelis’ Sajjad Rizvi
‘Classical Arabic Philosophy: Sources and Reception’ was sponsored by the British Academy, the Mind Association, the Warburg Institute, King’s College London, the British Society for the Philosophy of Science, The Institute of Ismaili Studies, the King’s College London Department of Philosophy and the Classical Association.
