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Ibn ‘Arabî — Time and Cosmology — edition and contents

A historical study of Ibn ‘Arabi’s account of time and creation, published by Routledge. It follows cosmology, the divine week, temporal flow and the relation between unity and multiplicity before presenting the Single Monad interpretation and its possible implications for modern physics.

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Bibliographic details

Title
Ibn ‘Arabî — Time and Cosmology
Author
Mohamed Haj Yousef
Language
en

Hardback

Format
Hardback
Isbn
9780415444996
Year
2008
Publisher
Routledge
Edition
1st

Paperback

Format
Paperback
Isbn
9780415664011
Year
2011
Publisher
Routledge
Edition
1st
Note
Reissue format; publisher copyright remains 2008.

eBook

Format
eBook
Isbn
9780203938249
Year
2008
Publisher
Routledge
Edition
1st

Publisher: first edition, copyright 2008, 256 pages. Distinguish the 2011 paperback from the first edition’s copyright date.

The publisher contents also list a conclusion. No independent open chapter reader for this Routledge edition was verified.

Principal contents

All principal chapters/numbered sections; front matter and subsections are not reproduced.

  • 1. Cosmology and Time
  • 2. General Aspects of Ibn ‘Arabî’s Concept of Time
  • 3. The Significance of the Week and its Seven Days
  • 4. The Actual Flow of Time
  • 5. Unicity and Multiplicity
  • 6. The Single-Monad Model of the Cosmos
  • 7. The Single-Monad Model and its Implications for Modern Physics

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Citation

Mohamed Haj Yousef. Ibn ‘Arabî — Time and Cosmology. 2008. Routledge. ISBN 9780415444996.

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