
Philosophers of the Arabs

Here, our aim is to serve our reader who is not an Arabic scholar, and hence, can not read in Arabic, but still keen to get an overview of the contemporary Arabic thought. In this page, in order to give such an overview, we will post a translation of the title of some of the most important Arabic research works in the last two decades, with a review of the article. By time we will be able to present some translations of the most important papers. Participation is welcomed from English speaking scholars of contemporary Arabic thought to propagate such thought in English language.
Arabic Renaissance Thought
1. "A declaration in Arabic renaissance and enlightenment" (in Arabic), Alttayeb Tyzini, the world of thought, no.3, v.29, 2001, Pp. 49- 75. (Review in English)
3. "The theoretical brittleness of contemporary Arabic thought" (in Arabic), Mahmoud Ameen Al-Alem, thoughtful issues, no. 15/16, 1995, Pp. 9-18. (review in English)
4. "A will to belief or a will to knowledge", Ali Harb, Thoughtful issues, no. 15/16, 1995.
5. "The reconciliation methodology, the problematic of unsettlement in thought and reality", Mohamed Jaber Alansary, the world of thought, no. 3/4, v.26, 1998.
6. "Arabic thought between theory and practice", Mahmoud Amin El'alem, the world of thought, no. 3/4, v. 26, 1998.
On Arab-Islamic Heritage
1. "Arabic sciences between theory of knowledge and history", Rushdi rashed, philosophy and current epoch, no.2, Cairo, 2002, Pp. 27-39.
2. "The rational inclination of Mohammad Abduh", Yousef Salama, (in Arabic), philosophy and current epoch, no.1, Cairo, 1999, P. 37-44. (review in English)
3. "The critical sense of the philosopher Ibn Rushd", Mohammed Atef Al'iraqui, the world of thought, no.4, v.27, 1999.
4. "Is the theory of 'Nazm' of Abdolquaher Aljurjani the first application in Human sciences?, Samir Abuzaid,'Almawakif', University Center, Mu'askar, Algeria, issue no.1, 2007.
On Modernity philosophical thought
1. "The globalization of modernity and the dismantling of national cultures", Ahmed Zayed, the world of thought, no.1, v.32, 2003.
On the Future of Arabic Philosophy
1. "Necessities of Theorizing in Contemporary Egyptian and Arabic Thought", Samir Abuzaid, Center for studies of Arabic unity, Beirut, December 2002, Pp. 183-216.
2. "Our Academic studies and the birth of contemporary Arabic philosophy", Adeep Nayef Zyab, in 'Philosophy in contemporary Arab world', center for Arabic unity studies, Beirut, 1985, Pp. 151-169.
3. "Nassif Nassar and the search for the rout for philosophical independence", Ahmed Barkawy, Philosophy and current epoch, no.1, 1999, Cairo, Pp. 96-103.
4. "The Arabic Nation and Science Domestication", Rusdi Rashed, Alustaqbal Alarabi, no. 354, august 2008, P. 6-25.
On Philosophy of Science
1. "The relation between philosophy, science, and technology", Alsayed Naffadi, philosophy and current epoch, no.2, 2002.
2. "Consciousness, will it be an essential aspect of matter?, the search for new fundamental laws of nature' (In Arabic), Samir Abuzaid, in "The Egyptian Philosophical Society Magazine", no. 17, 2008
3. "Aesthetics and technology", Ramadan Bastaweesy, philosophy and current epoch, no.2, 2002.