El pensamiento en Irán después de Avicena. El ejemplo de Nasîr ad-Dîn at-Tûsî

Revista Española de Filosofía Medieval 18:23-36 (2011)
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Abstract

Philosophy in Iran finds its own way after Avicenna’s death in 1037 and goes it until the late 17th century AD. The article looks at the period following his death and pays special attention to Naṣîr ad-Dîn aṭ-Ṭûsî, and Ibn al-Muqaffa̔ are influential in Ṭûsî’s thought.

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