Necessary Existence and the Doctrine of Being in Avicenna's Metaphysics of the Healing
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Necessary Existence and the Doctrine of Being in Avicenna's Metaphysics of the Healing
De Haan, Daniel D.
Brill
08/2020
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?Acknowledgements
?Abbreviations
?Primary Sources and Translations
?Works of Avicenna
?Other Primary Works
?Introduction: Avicenna'sMetaphysics of the Healing
?The Problematic
?An Outline of the Contents
?Summary
Part 1: The Logical Context of the Metaphysics of the Healing
?1Logic, Knowledge, and Questions
?1.1Avicenna's Logic in Context
?1.2Knowledge by Conceptualization and Assent
?1.3The Heuristic Order of Questions
?Concluding Remarks
?2Conceptualization, Assent, and Scientific Knowledge
?2.1Primary and Acquired Knowledge by Conceptualization
?2.2Primary and Acquired Knowledge by Assent
?2.3Logic, Knowledge, and Demonstrative Science
?Concluding Remarks
Part 2: Scientific Order of the Metaphysics of the Healing
?3Subject & Goal of the Science of Metaphysics
?3.1Avicenna's Metaphysics of the Healing in Context
?3.2The Subject & Goal of a Scientific Metaphysics
?3.3The Objects of Enquiry of a Scientific Metaphysics
?Concluding Remarks
?4The Scientific First Principles of the Science of Metaphysics
?4.1Scientific First Principles and Interpretations ofssIlahiyyatsssI.5-8
?4.2Conceptualization, Assent, and the Textual Division ofIlahiyyatI.5-8
?4.3The Goal ofIlahiyyatI.5-8
?Concluding Remarks
Part 3: Scientific Principles and the Senses of Being
?5The Four Senses of Being and the Scientific Principles of Metaphysics: A Formal Approach
?5.1The Four Senses of Being in Aristotle, al-Farabi, & Avicenna
?5.2Avicenna's Integration of the Four Senses of Being and the Scientific Principles
?Concluding Remarks
?6The Four Senses of Being and the Scientific Principles of Metaphysics: A Material Approach to the Principles of Conceptualization
?6.1Primary Notions
?6.2A Comparison of the Primary Notions
?Concluding Remarks
?7The Four Senses of Being and the Scientific Principles of Metaphysics: A Material Approach to the Principles of Assent
?7.1Primary Hypotheses
?7.2Primary Axioms
?Concluding Remarks
?8Beingper se & Beingper accidens: On the Analogy & Accidentality of Existence
?8.1Beingper se & the Analogy of Existence
?8.2Beingper accidens & the Accidentality of Existence
?Concluding Remarkss
Part 4: Basic & Fundamental Principles in the
?9The Basic Primary Notions in Avicenna's Metaphysics
?9.1The Primary Notions as Prior to their Opposites
?9.2Primary Notions: Subordination by Intensional Priority
?9.3The Intensional Subordination of One(wa?id)
?9.4The Intensional Subordination of Thing(say?)to Being(mawjud)
?Concluding Remarks
?10The Fundamental Primary Notion in Avicenna's Metaphysics
?10.1The Necessary as the Fundamental Primary Notion in Ontology
?10.2The Necessary as the Fundamental Primary Notion in Aitiology
?10.3The Necessary as the Fundamental Primary Notion in Theology
?Concluding Remarks
?Conclusion
?Bibliography
?Primary Sources and Translations
?Secondary Sources
?Index
?Abbreviations
?Primary Sources and Translations
?Works of Avicenna
?Other Primary Works
?Introduction: Avicenna'sMetaphysics of the Healing
?The Problematic
?An Outline of the Contents
?Summary
Part 1: The Logical Context of the Metaphysics of the Healing
?1Logic, Knowledge, and Questions
?1.1Avicenna's Logic in Context
?1.2Knowledge by Conceptualization and Assent
?1.3The Heuristic Order of Questions
?Concluding Remarks
?2Conceptualization, Assent, and Scientific Knowledge
?2.1Primary and Acquired Knowledge by Conceptualization
?2.2Primary and Acquired Knowledge by Assent
?2.3Logic, Knowledge, and Demonstrative Science
?Concluding Remarks
Part 2: Scientific Order of the Metaphysics of the Healing
?3Subject & Goal of the Science of Metaphysics
?3.1Avicenna's Metaphysics of the Healing in Context
?3.2The Subject & Goal of a Scientific Metaphysics
?3.3The Objects of Enquiry of a Scientific Metaphysics
?Concluding Remarks
?4The Scientific First Principles of the Science of Metaphysics
?4.1Scientific First Principles and Interpretations ofssIlahiyyatsssI.5-8
?4.2Conceptualization, Assent, and the Textual Division ofIlahiyyatI.5-8
?4.3The Goal ofIlahiyyatI.5-8
?Concluding Remarks
Part 3: Scientific Principles and the Senses of Being
?5The Four Senses of Being and the Scientific Principles of Metaphysics: A Formal Approach
?5.1The Four Senses of Being in Aristotle, al-Farabi, & Avicenna
?5.2Avicenna's Integration of the Four Senses of Being and the Scientific Principles
?Concluding Remarks
?6The Four Senses of Being and the Scientific Principles of Metaphysics: A Material Approach to the Principles of Conceptualization
?6.1Primary Notions
?6.2A Comparison of the Primary Notions
?Concluding Remarks
?7The Four Senses of Being and the Scientific Principles of Metaphysics: A Material Approach to the Principles of Assent
?7.1Primary Hypotheses
?7.2Primary Axioms
?Concluding Remarks
?8Beingper se & Beingper accidens: On the Analogy & Accidentality of Existence
?8.1Beingper se & the Analogy of Existence
?8.2Beingper accidens & the Accidentality of Existence
?Concluding Remarkss
Part 4: Basic & Fundamental Principles in the
?9The Basic Primary Notions in Avicenna's Metaphysics
?9.1The Primary Notions as Prior to their Opposites
?9.2Primary Notions: Subordination by Intensional Priority
?9.3The Intensional Subordination of One(wa?id)
?9.4The Intensional Subordination of Thing(say?)to Being(mawjud)
?Concluding Remarks
?10The Fundamental Primary Notion in Avicenna's Metaphysics
?10.1The Necessary as the Fundamental Primary Notion in Ontology
?10.2The Necessary as the Fundamental Primary Notion in Aitiology
?10.3The Necessary as the Fundamental Primary Notion in Theology
?Concluding Remarks
?Conclusion
?Bibliography
?Primary Sources and Translations
?Secondary Sources
?Index
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Avicennian medieval philosophy; Ibn Sīnā; aristolte; aristotelian philosophy; being; classical theism; history of metaphysics; islamic philosophy; medieval logic and epistemology; necessary; philosophical theology; philosophy of religion; thing; transcendentals
?Acknowledgements
?Abbreviations
?Primary Sources and Translations
?Works of Avicenna
?Other Primary Works
?Introduction: Avicenna'sMetaphysics of the Healing
?The Problematic
?An Outline of the Contents
?Summary
Part 1: The Logical Context of the Metaphysics of the Healing
?1Logic, Knowledge, and Questions
?1.1Avicenna's Logic in Context
?1.2Knowledge by Conceptualization and Assent
?1.3The Heuristic Order of Questions
?Concluding Remarks
?2Conceptualization, Assent, and Scientific Knowledge
?2.1Primary and Acquired Knowledge by Conceptualization
?2.2Primary and Acquired Knowledge by Assent
?2.3Logic, Knowledge, and Demonstrative Science
?Concluding Remarks
Part 2: Scientific Order of the Metaphysics of the Healing
?3Subject & Goal of the Science of Metaphysics
?3.1Avicenna's Metaphysics of the Healing in Context
?3.2The Subject & Goal of a Scientific Metaphysics
?3.3The Objects of Enquiry of a Scientific Metaphysics
?Concluding Remarks
?4The Scientific First Principles of the Science of Metaphysics
?4.1Scientific First Principles and Interpretations ofssIlahiyyatsssI.5-8
?4.2Conceptualization, Assent, and the Textual Division ofIlahiyyatI.5-8
?4.3The Goal ofIlahiyyatI.5-8
?Concluding Remarks
Part 3: Scientific Principles and the Senses of Being
?5The Four Senses of Being and the Scientific Principles of Metaphysics: A Formal Approach
?5.1The Four Senses of Being in Aristotle, al-Farabi, & Avicenna
?5.2Avicenna's Integration of the Four Senses of Being and the Scientific Principles
?Concluding Remarks
?6The Four Senses of Being and the Scientific Principles of Metaphysics: A Material Approach to the Principles of Conceptualization
?6.1Primary Notions
?6.2A Comparison of the Primary Notions
?Concluding Remarks
?7The Four Senses of Being and the Scientific Principles of Metaphysics: A Material Approach to the Principles of Assent
?7.1Primary Hypotheses
?7.2Primary Axioms
?Concluding Remarks
?8Beingper se & Beingper accidens: On the Analogy & Accidentality of Existence
?8.1Beingper se & the Analogy of Existence
?8.2Beingper accidens & the Accidentality of Existence
?Concluding Remarkss
Part 4: Basic & Fundamental Principles in the
?9The Basic Primary Notions in Avicenna's Metaphysics
?9.1The Primary Notions as Prior to their Opposites
?9.2Primary Notions: Subordination by Intensional Priority
?9.3The Intensional Subordination of One(wa?id)
?9.4The Intensional Subordination of Thing(say?)to Being(mawjud)
?Concluding Remarks
?10The Fundamental Primary Notion in Avicenna's Metaphysics
?10.1The Necessary as the Fundamental Primary Notion in Ontology
?10.2The Necessary as the Fundamental Primary Notion in Aitiology
?10.3The Necessary as the Fundamental Primary Notion in Theology
?Concluding Remarks
?Conclusion
?Bibliography
?Primary Sources and Translations
?Secondary Sources
?Index
?Abbreviations
?Primary Sources and Translations
?Works of Avicenna
?Other Primary Works
?Introduction: Avicenna'sMetaphysics of the Healing
?The Problematic
?An Outline of the Contents
?Summary
Part 1: The Logical Context of the Metaphysics of the Healing
?1Logic, Knowledge, and Questions
?1.1Avicenna's Logic in Context
?1.2Knowledge by Conceptualization and Assent
?1.3The Heuristic Order of Questions
?Concluding Remarks
?2Conceptualization, Assent, and Scientific Knowledge
?2.1Primary and Acquired Knowledge by Conceptualization
?2.2Primary and Acquired Knowledge by Assent
?2.3Logic, Knowledge, and Demonstrative Science
?Concluding Remarks
Part 2: Scientific Order of the Metaphysics of the Healing
?3Subject & Goal of the Science of Metaphysics
?3.1Avicenna's Metaphysics of the Healing in Context
?3.2The Subject & Goal of a Scientific Metaphysics
?3.3The Objects of Enquiry of a Scientific Metaphysics
?Concluding Remarks
?4The Scientific First Principles of the Science of Metaphysics
?4.1Scientific First Principles and Interpretations ofssIlahiyyatsssI.5-8
?4.2Conceptualization, Assent, and the Textual Division ofIlahiyyatI.5-8
?4.3The Goal ofIlahiyyatI.5-8
?Concluding Remarks
Part 3: Scientific Principles and the Senses of Being
?5The Four Senses of Being and the Scientific Principles of Metaphysics: A Formal Approach
?5.1The Four Senses of Being in Aristotle, al-Farabi, & Avicenna
?5.2Avicenna's Integration of the Four Senses of Being and the Scientific Principles
?Concluding Remarks
?6The Four Senses of Being and the Scientific Principles of Metaphysics: A Material Approach to the Principles of Conceptualization
?6.1Primary Notions
?6.2A Comparison of the Primary Notions
?Concluding Remarks
?7The Four Senses of Being and the Scientific Principles of Metaphysics: A Material Approach to the Principles of Assent
?7.1Primary Hypotheses
?7.2Primary Axioms
?Concluding Remarks
?8Beingper se & Beingper accidens: On the Analogy & Accidentality of Existence
?8.1Beingper se & the Analogy of Existence
?8.2Beingper accidens & the Accidentality of Existence
?Concluding Remarkss
Part 4: Basic & Fundamental Principles in the
?9The Basic Primary Notions in Avicenna's Metaphysics
?9.1The Primary Notions as Prior to their Opposites
?9.2Primary Notions: Subordination by Intensional Priority
?9.3The Intensional Subordination of One(wa?id)
?9.4The Intensional Subordination of Thing(say?)to Being(mawjud)
?Concluding Remarks
?10The Fundamental Primary Notion in Avicenna's Metaphysics
?10.1The Necessary as the Fundamental Primary Notion in Ontology
?10.2The Necessary as the Fundamental Primary Notion in Aitiology
?10.3The Necessary as the Fundamental Primary Notion in Theology
?Concluding Remarks
?Conclusion
?Bibliography
?Primary Sources and Translations
?Secondary Sources
?Index
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