The story of Hayye ibn Yakzan
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This book is a collection of commented scientific translations of three versions of the classical plot about Khayye Ibn Yakzan, owned by Ibn Sine, al-Suhvardi and Ibn Tufile. They represent three different views on who the person is.
Khayi Ibn Yakzan - the name of the Arabian -language symbolic parable of the shaih ar -rais ibn Sina, written by him during the short period of imprisonment in the Farjan fortress near Hamadan.
The philosophical novels "Hayy Ibn Yakzan" (alive, son of a wakeful) were created in the framework of discourse on the approval of the intellectual and moral coordinates of wisdom and attempts to substantiate the value and meaning of eternal awakening as the truth of wisdom.
The end point of the path of eternal awakening is nothing more than an eternal life. There is no true criterion for her, except for wisdom as a creator of meaning
Khayi Ibn Yakzan - the name of the Arabian -language symbolic parable of the shaih ar -rais ibn Sina, written by him during the short period of imprisonment in the Farjan fortress near Hamadan.
The philosophical novels "Hayy Ibn Yakzan" (alive, son of a wakeful) were created in the framework of discourse on the approval of the intellectual and moral coordinates of wisdom and attempts to substantiate the value and meaning of eternal awakening as the truth of wisdom.
The end point of the path of eternal awakening is nothing more than an eternal life. There is no true criterion for her, except for wisdom as a creator of meaning
Author:
Author:As-Suhrvardi, Ibn Tufile, Ibn Sina
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Religion & Spiritually
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:offset
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:12+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-906859-12-9
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