Avicenna's Psychology

Avicenna's Psychology
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Publication year :
1952
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London
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1
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Avicenna's Psychology
Classical Islamic philosophy produced sophisticated theories of the human mind. Avicenna's Psychology examines contributions of Ibn Sina to understanding the soul.
About the Book
Avicenna's Psychology explores philosophical framework developed by Ibn Sina regarding cognition, perception, and the soul. The book analyzes concepts such as faculties of the mind, imagination, intellect, and self-awareness. Structured chapters examine relationship between body and soul, as well as stages of intellectual development. The text highlights integration of philosophy with medical and scientific inquiry. Analytical discussion clarifies how Avicenna’s ideas influenced later thinkers. The work also addresses contemporary relevance of classical psychology. By presenting complex ideas in structured format, the book makes philosophical concepts accessible. It avoids oversimplification while maintaining clarity. Through systematic exploration, it demonstrates enduring significance of classical thought.
What You Will Discover
- Structure of the soul according to Ibn Sina
- Cognitive faculties and perception
- Relationship between body and mind
- Historical influence
- Philosophical methodology
- Structured psychological theory
About the Author
The author approaches classical philosophy through analytical explanation, presenting disciplined interpretation.
Who Is This Book For?
This book is for readers interested in philosophy and history of psychology.






