Intentionality of the Mind according to Ibn Sina

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Concerning the contribution of Ibn Sina in formation and development of the theory of intentionality of mind, there are various ideas. Here, we will mention two groups of scholars who have put forth their ideas in this regard: 1. Some scholars believe that the role played by Ibn Sina in development of the concept of intentionality has been a fundamental one, since the Latin term "intention" is an equivalent for the term mana in Ibn Sina's works. 2. Some others believe that Ibn Sina has not introduced the theory of the mind's intentionality; and the term mana in his works has nothing to do with the mind's intentionality. To understand the role played by Ibn Sina in development of the concept of intentionality, we cannot suffice to study historical development of this concept; but rather, we have to refer to his works and, having analyzed his epistemological ideas, clarify his role. Thus, at first, we will describe history of this concept in the Islamic world in brief, and in particular we will mention Farabi's ideas; then we will come back to our main discussion i.e. intentionality according to Ibn Sina.
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Persian
Published:
Journal of Zehn, Volume:10 Issue: 4, 2009
Page:
147
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