Mulla Sadra & Comparative Philosophy on Causation

 

Mulla Sadra & Comparative Philosophy on Causation

Edited by Seyed G Safavi
2003, 318 pp, £13


Causation in Islamic and western philosophy is a complex issue that operates at many levels. This book will introduce an ontological and epistemological approach on cause and causation. And describe some of the divisions of causation. This book discusses the relationship between causation and key philosophical doctrines.
The present book consists of 17 articles, divided into 6 chapters, concerning comparative studies on causation.
The chapters of the book are “Causation in Islamic Philosophy”, “Causation in thought of Mulla Sadra“, “Causation: A Comparative philosophical Approach”, “Prophecy and Psychology”, “Causation and the World Process”, “God and Causation”.
The articles are written by scholars from Asian, European and American universities.

The present book consists of 17 articles, divided into 6 chapters, concerning comparative studies on causation.

The chapters of the book are “Causation in Islamic Philosophy”, “Causation in thought of Mulla Sadra”, “Causation: A Comparative philosophical Approach”, “Prophecy and Psychology”, “Causation and the World Process”, “God and Causation”.

The articles are written by scholars from Asian, European and American universities.

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