Idealist Trends in Arab-Islamic Philosophy: Volume Three
When thought becomes a shield against the fractures of history: an in-depth reading of how idealist currents shaped Arab and Islamic intellectual life.
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Tariq Al-Ula Publishing and PrintingWhen thought becomes a shield against the fractures of history: an in-depth reading of how idealist currents shaped Arab and Islamic intellectual life.
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