Platonic Ideas from the Viewpoint of Aristotle and vicenna

Journal Title: جستارهایی در فلسفه و کلام - Year 2011, Vol 43, Issue 87

Abstract

Theory of ideas (muthul) in fact delineates the infrastructure of Plato’s philosophy and metaphysics. It can be stated with certainty that by presenting this theory, Plato intended to justify the generation of the mundus sensibili in view of its transitoriness and not being assuredly recognizable. Encountering this theory, Aristotle believes that professing to it would yield illogical results. Similarly, while giving a negative assessment of it, Avicenna regards it as lacking evidentiary support. Delineating the general structure of this theory in Plato’s idea and explaining the approach of Aristotle and Avicenna to this theory, the author seeks to show why this theory is not able to explain the system of the generation of the world – along with the world of ideas.

Authors and Affiliations

MuḥAmmad ‘Alī TīVāY

Keywords

Related Articles

Elucidation in Natural Sciences

In this article, after an introduction, two more or less detailed reports of history of science – from the realm of medical science – are provided to clarify that when the scientists face a problem, how they practically...

Analysis of the Issue of Divine Favor in Mullā Ṣadrā’s Transcendental Philosophy

The term Divine favor in Mullā Ṣadrā’s transcendental philosophy means Divine essential knowledge that is the origin of objective actualization of action and the best order. In addition, Divine knowledge is also consider...

Muṭahharī and the Neo-Religious Thinking

Neo-religious (Islamic) thinkers have frequently dealt with the issue of decline and revival of Islamic civilization and are thereby engaged in tradition and modernity. They have adopted two different approaches in confr...

Moral Vices and their Relation to Human Nature

The relation between ethics and human good and evil attributes and his nature is among the age-old discourses in the field of practical philosophy (wisdom). Since long ago, it has been of concern to the learned and the p...

Finality of Prophethood from the Viewpoint of Contemporary Thinkers

Finality of prophethood is among the fundamental components of Islam, according to which the Prophet of Islam (S.A.W.) is the last of the prophets and Islam is the last of the revealed religions. The principle of finalit...

Download PDF file
  • EP ID EP203149
  • DOI 10.22067/philosophy.v43i2.11774
  • Views 116
  • Downloads 0

How To Cite

MuḥAmmad ‘Alī TīVāY (2011). Platonic Ideas from the Viewpoint of Aristotle and vicenna. جستارهایی در فلسفه و کلام, 43(87), 9-32. https://europub.co.uk/articles/-A-203149