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Revisiting Ibn Sina's (Avicenna) Heritage
About this book
Even well after his lifetime, Ibn Sina was renowned, not just in medicine or philosophy, but in other areas, especially in the Islamic world. In brief, he was an authority in the Islamic East, or an "auctoritas". However, in the west, his work was massively influential in not only the medical education curricula, but also in the important, innovative doctrines in philosophy. The most fundamental sections of his major encyclopedia, al-Shifâ being translated into Latin as early as the 12th and 13th centuries and spreading throughout universities dispersed this impact rapidly. Known as "the prince of physicians", Ibn Sina is the writer of the Canon of Medicine (al-Qa¯nu¯ n fi 'al-Tibb), which became a medical standard in the Christian west as well as the Islamic world.
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Table of contents
- Cover
- Half Title
- Title Page
- Dedication
- PREFACE
- Table of contents
- List of Contributors
- Medicine in the Medieval Era and Early Renaissance: A Most Influential Teacher, Ibn SÄ«nÄ (Avicenna)
- Half Understanding of Ibn SÄ«nÄās Two Concepts: al-WĆ¢jib al-WujĆ»d and WĆ¢jib al-WujĆ»d
- Ibn Sina ā Avicenna, A Medico-Historical Paradigm
- Why was Avicenna Declared an Infidel? An Analysis within the Frame of al-GhazzÄliās TahÄfut al-FalÄsifah
- Ibn SÄ«nÄās Critique of Deism: A Debate on Godās Creation and Sustaining
- Avicenna and the Contest of Healing: Medical Crises and the Body Politic Metaphor in the Canon of Medicine
- The Versatile Scientist of the 11th Century: Ibn SÄ«nÄ (Avicenna) His Astronomy Studies and its Effects
- The Musical Philosophy of Ibn SÄ«nÄ
- Ibn SÄ«nÄ (Avicenna)ās Canon and its Influence on Medical Teaching in European Universities
- Ibn Sina and His Philosophical Legacy
- Two Distinguished Physicians, Ibn Sina and Galen
- Anthology of Selected Writing of Ibn Sina
- Comparison of the āCevĆ¢mi-u āİlmiāl-MĆ»sikÄā Section in Ibn SÄ«nÄās Kitabuās-Shifa with AbdulkÄdir Meragiās CĆ¢miuāl-Elhan in Terms of Musical Theory1
- Alchemical Texts Ascribed to Ibn SÄ«nÄ and the Role of Alchemy in Science
- Avicenna and Modern Theories of Self-Knowledge
- The Idea of the Suspended Man in Space; from Thought Experiment to Actual Realization
- Ibn SÄ«nÄās Contributions to Ophthalmology