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== Philosophy == | == Philosophy == | ||
=== Metaphysics === | === Metaphysics === | ||
==== Persistence, time, and identity ==== | ==== Persistence, time, and identity ==== | ||
===== Four-dimensionalism / perdurantism ===== | ===== Four-dimensionalism / perdurantism ===== | ||
Sider, Theodore. “Four Dimensionalism.” ''The Philosophical Review'' 106 (1997): 197–231. | |||
* Perdurantism; B-theory of time; Eternalism; Ontological parsimony; Ontological priority | |||
* Sider argues for four-dimensionalism using considerations from vagueness and mereological composition. | |||
* Useful for developing the argument that objects persist through temporal parts rather than being wholly present at each moment. Relevant to the Hikmah account of time, temporal extension, identity, and the ontology of the block universe. | |||
=== Philosophy of Mind === | === Philosophy of Mind === | ||
=== Ethics === | === Ethics === | ||
=== Political Philosophy === | === Political Philosophy === | ||
== Islamic Studies == | == Islamic Studies == | ||
=== Qur'anic Studies === | === Qur'anic Studies === | ||
=== Hadith Studies === | === Hadith Studies === | ||
=== Early Islam === | === Early Islam === | ||
=== Shi'i Studies === | === Shi'i Studies === | ||
=== Islamic Philosophy === | === Islamic Philosophy === | ||
=== Irfan and Mysticism === | === Irfan and Mysticism === | ||
== History == | == History == | ||
=== Ancient Philosophy === | === Ancient Philosophy === | ||
=== Late Antiquity === | === Late Antiquity === | ||
=== Islamic Golden Age === | === Islamic Golden Age === | ||
=== Modern Iran and Khomeinism === | === Modern Iran and Khomeinism === | ||
== Science and Consciousness == | == Science and Consciousness == | ||
=== Cognitive Science === | === Cognitive Science === | ||
=== Neuroscience === | === Neuroscience === | ||
=== Biology and Evolution === | === Biology and Evolution === | ||
=== Physics and Cosmology === | === Physics and Cosmology === | ||
=== Artificial Intelligence === | === Artificial Intelligence === | ||
== Methods == | == Methods == | ||
=== Historical-Critical Method === | === Historical-Critical Method === | ||
=== Isnad-cum-Matn Analysis === | === Isnad-cum-Matn Analysis === | ||
=== Textual Criticism === | === Textual Criticism === | ||
=== Philosophical Analysis === | === Philosophical Analysis === | ||
=== Comparative Theology === | === Comparative Theology === | ||
== By Rational Entailment == | == By Rational Entailment == | ||
=== Consciousness === | === Consciousness === | ||
=== Sovereignty of Intellect === | === Sovereignty of Intellect === | ||
=== Self-Cultivation === | === Self-Cultivation === | ||
=== Noocracy === | === Noocracy === | ||
=== Revelation as Movement === | === Revelation as Movement === | ||
=== Wilayah === | === Wilayah === | ||
Revision as of 13:16, 22 June 2026
The Research Library is a working catalogue of scholars, texts, papers, articles, lectures, and resources relevant to Hikmah Islam, organised by field, subject, method, and rational entailment.
- Name / Work:
- Type: Academic / Book / Paper / Article / Lecture / Website / Dataset
- Field:
- Subject:
- Related entailments:
- Use for WikiHikmah:
- Status: To read / Read / Important / Cited / Questionable
- Notes:
Philosophy
Metaphysics
Persistence, time, and identity
Four-dimensionalism / perdurantism
Sider, Theodore. “Four Dimensionalism.” The Philosophical Review 106 (1997): 197–231.
- Perdurantism; B-theory of time; Eternalism; Ontological parsimony; Ontological priority
- Sider argues for four-dimensionalism using considerations from vagueness and mereological composition.
- Useful for developing the argument that objects persist through temporal parts rather than being wholly present at each moment. Relevant to the Hikmah account of time, temporal extension, identity, and the ontology of the block universe.