A Study of Fakhr al-Din Razi's Critique of Ibn Sina's Argument on the Immateriality Dimension of Place with an Emphasis on its Historical Aspect
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Abstract:
Place has always been one of the most challenging philosophical discussions in the history of Islamic philosophy. Aristotle was the first to trigger this discussion. Through explaining the signs of place, he not only clarified the view of surface in this regard but also criticized other related theories, particularly, the theory of immaterial dimension or empty space (void). His misunderstanding of Platos words in the dialogue of Timaeus led to the development of the theory of void in the discussion of place. Muslim philosophers, especially Ibn Sina, criticized this theory while ignoring this historical mistake. One of the most important arguments in this regard is the overlap of dimensions and their realization without matter. Through criticizing Ibn Sinas arguments, Fakhr al-Din Razi supported the theory of void. In this paper, the authors demonstrate that his objections to Ibn Sinas arguments originate in his neglecting the principles of the Peripatetic philosophy, particularly, the impossibility of the realization of dimensions without matter.
Keywords:
Fakhr al-Din Razi , place , Ibn Sina , matter , dimensions
Language:
Persian
Published:
History of Philosophy, Volume:8 Issue: 2, 2017
Page:
173
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