Avicenna and his heritage : acts of the international colloquium Leuven-Louvain-la-Neuve, September 8-September 11, 1999
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Avicenna and his heritage : acts of the international colloquium Leuven-Louvain-la-Neuve, September 8-September 11, 1999
（Ancient and medieval philosophy / De Wulf-Mansion Centre, ser. 1 ; 28）
Leuven University Press, 2002
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Ibn Sînæ, known in the West as Avicenna, may be considered to be a major figure of the history of Arabo-Islamic philosophy, medicine and science. His influence was substantial and enduring, not only in the Islamic world, but also in medieval Christian-Latin and Jewish circles. This volume includes contributions of eminent scholars in very different fields of Avicenna's thought and influence. New insights are offered inter alia on the different ways of reception of his philosophy in the Islamic East or, more specifically, in Isma'ili thought, or in the great Shi'ite Iranian thinker, i.e., Mullæ ?adræ; on a recently -thus far unknown- treatise on ethics; on the phenomenon of pseudepigraphica related to Avicenna; on several innovative ideas in Avicenna's logic, physics, metaphysics and zoology; on the difficult issue of hendyades in the Avicenna Latinus; on Albert the Great's probable knowledge of Avicenna's Preface to the latter's opus magnum; on William of Auvergne's and Duns Scotus' critical use of Avicennian ideas in several aspects of their philosophy; on the significance of Avicenna for such particular doctrines as that of relation in Henry of Ghent or of evil in Thomas of Aquinas; on Avicenna's direct or indirect influence on medieval Jewish philosophy, and, more particularly, on Maimonides; on the place of Avicenna's medical Qænºn in the Arabo-Islamic tradition and on the way it was dealt with in medieval Europe. Herewith, a serious basis is laid for a better understanding of Avicenna's thought and its spread.
Table of Contents
Daniel De Smet
Avicenne et l'ismaélisme post-fatimide
Bekir Karliga
Un nouveau traité d'éthique d'Ibn Sina inconnu jusqu'à nos jours
Gotthard Strohmaier
Avicenne et le phénomène des écrits pseudépigraphiques
Miguel Cruz Hernández
El concepto de Metafísica de Avicenna
Miklos Maróth
Stylistics in Ibn Sina's Philosophy
Ahmad Hasnawi
La Physique du Sifa: aperçus sur sa structure et son contenu
Dimitri Gutas
The heritage of Avicenna: The Golden Age of Arabic Philosophy, 1000-ca. 1350
Cécile Bonmariage
L'intellection comme identification. Mulla Sadra vs. Avicenne
Jules Janssens
L'Avicenne latin: particularités d'une traduction
Amos Bertolacci
Albert the Great and the Preface of Avicenna's Kitab al-Sifa
Roland Teske
William of Auvergne's Debt to Avicenna
Carlos Steel
Avicenna and Thomas Aquinas on Evil
Jos Decorte
Avicenna's Ontology of Relation: a Source of Inspiration to Henry of Ghent
Jean-Michel Counet
Avicenne et son influence sur la pensée de Jean Duns Scot
Thérèse-Anne Druart
Avicenna's Influence on Duns Scotus' Proof for the Existence of God in the Lectura
Mauro Zonta
Avicenna in Medieval Jewish Philosophy
Idit Dobbs-Weinstein
Maimonides' Retinence toward Ibn Sina
Floreal Sanagustin
Le Canon de la Médecine d'Avicenne: texte de rupture épistémologique?
Danielle Jacquart
Lectures universitaires du Canon d'Avicenne
Remke Kruk
Ibn Sina On Animals: between de First Teacher and the Physician
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