Andīshah'hā-yi Ṣadrāyī: Persian 1387

Criticism and discussion of man in the history of philosophy have always been of interest to philosophers and scientists and various analyses have been presented in this field. But in the new era, this debate has reached its peak of importance, and the emergence of philosophical anthropology in this era and the importance that new philosophers attach to this debate shows the necessity of paying attention to this philosophical field. Because the basis of new debates in the scientific, cultural, social, educational, legal, and political fields of our time is the same discussion of anthropology and determining a position in this field. The author of this book is the philosophical view of Mulla Sadra, a sage and philosopher of the 10th century. A. has examined the human subject and raised the subject of human subjectivity: consciousness and action, human action and nature, human will, self-realization, and human excellence.