La compleja tradición manuscrita de los escritos avicenianos relativos al "Maʿād"

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Ivana Panzeca

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La obra de Avicena manifestó su influencia y fuerza mediante la exégesis y la traducción de sus textos, así como a través de su amplia difusión en términos de copia, transmisión y circulación a lo largo de los siglos. Sus ‘obras menores’ sobre el origen (mabdaʾ), o el principio del alma racional, y sobre su destino (maʿād), el lugar al que retornará tras la muerte, son un ejemplo de este sofisticado proceso. Este artículo se centrará principalmente en la importante tradición manuscrita de estos tratados, auténticos o espurios, tanto en árabe como en persa.

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Panzeca, I. (2025). La compleja tradición manuscrita de los escritos avicenianos relativos al "Maʿād". Revista Española De Filosofía Medieval, 32(2), 9–34. https://doi.org/10.21071/refime.v32i2.18244
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