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This book is a theoretical study that attempts to examine some key concepts which I believe Muhyiddin Ibn Arabi and Hans-Georg Gadamer focus on in their formulation of a general philosophy of hermeneutics.
The key concepts under study include fundamentally but not exclusively concepts of interpretation, language, poetry and beauty.
The conceptual framework within which I explore the aforementioned concepts is comparative.
I believe that a comparative approach is very practical since I intend in the first place to explore aspects of similarities and differences as they pertain to each scholar’s understanding of different concepts.
The main motives behind this selection consist in a grounded belief that the set of concepts I intend to probe, if critically and elaborately examined, permits an overall comprehension of the philosophical thought of the scholars under study.
The book is composed of four themed chapters which I chose to consider on the basis of their level of importance in informing the subsequent issues.
is a teacher of English.
He received his MA degree in Comparative Studies from Ibn Zohr University, Morocco.
He has been waived a tuition by the Institute for World Literature at Harvard University to participate in seminars at the University of Bilgi, Turkey.
His work appeared in various international journals, reviews and magazines.
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