Remarks and admonitions
By: Ibn Sīnā ; translated from the original Arabic with an introduction and notes by Shams Constantine Inati.
Contributors: Inati, Shams Constantine.
Series: Mediaeval sources in translation,; 28-
Publisher: Pontifical Institute of Mediaeval Studies
Published: 1984
Place of publication: Toronto, Ont., Canada
Language: eng; ara
Number of pages: 181
Subjects: Philosophy, Islamic -- Early works to 1800; Philosophy, Medieval
Description: In the main this consists of short chapters involving either the author's exposition of his views or his criticisms of other thinkers -- the former are called "remarks" and the latter are called, on the whole "admonitions". He introduces the whole work with this book on logic because to him logic is the key to knowledge, and knowledge is the key to happiness, the highest human goal.
Notes: Bibliography: v. 1, p. [161]-162.
Translation of: al-Ishārāt wa-al-tanbīhāt.
Includes index.
Table of contents: title: pt. 1. Logic.