967 resultados para Nasir ud Din Haidar
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I. Argeş-Iaşi.--II. Ilfov-Viaşca.
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v. 1. Istoria veche.--v. 2-3. Istoria medie.--v. 4-5. Istoria moderna.--v. 6. Istoria contimpurană.
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"6 July 1983."
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At head of title: Comisia istoricǎ a României.
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Avicenna (d. 1037) bequeathed the Arabic philosophical tradition with an aporia : self-knowledge is conceived, at times, in terms of intellection, at other times, in terms of apperception. In his Book of Discussions and Book of Notes, Avicenna has lengthy discussions on apperception, defined as a direct ontological mode of knowledge. Heir to this tradition, Shihāb al-Dīn al-Suhrawardī (d. 1191) moved away from the first conception of self-knowledge as intellection to adopt the second conception of an apperception of the self as a direct, intuitive and "presential (hcombining dot belowudcombining dot belowūrī)" perception, and which he defended with four types of arguments.