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عنوان مقاله [English]
In arguing for realism and true knowledge, Sohrawardī's point of view
neither resembles his Muslim predecessors nor does it portray Platonic
and Aristotelian impact on settling the notions. Unlike Platonists, he
tends to ground knowledge in sensation, and in contrast to Aristotelians
he regards knowledge as direct and immediate; therefore sensation
should be his departure point to construe realism. Having primarily
addressed Muslim peripatetic so as to criticize their school's three main
pre-suppositions, he strives to put forward a novel theory by which one
can sketch realism within his system of thought. After exposing this
negative and critical aspect of his viewpoint, this paper will proceed
with the analysis of his positive approach. The approach will be
formulated into six pre-suppositions while adopting them ultimately
sheds light upon realism within Suhrawardī's thought.
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