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Mulla Sadra: The Persian Islamic Thinker's Take On The Nature Of Reality

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Philosopher Dr Muhammad Kamal talks about the writings of preeminent 16th century Muslim philosopher Mulla Sadra, who grappled with concepts of change and constancy. Mulla Sadra, who lived and worked in Persia, sought to answer questions like "Is everything changing continuously?" and "Why do we continue to recognize people and objects as if there were unchanging identities attached to them?". Presented by Clement Paligaru.

Transcript available here. More information about this and other episodes of this podcast series is found here.

An Asia Institute podcast, produced by Profactual.com.

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Philosopher Dr Muhammad Kamal talks about the writings of preeminent 16th century Muslim philosopher Mulla Sadra, who grappled with concepts of change and constancy. Mulla Sadra, who lived and worked in Persia, sought to answer questions like "Is everything changing continuously?" and "Why do we continue to recognize people and objects as if there were unchanging identities attached to them?". Presented by Clement Paligaru.

Transcript available here. More information about this and other episodes of this podcast series is found here.

An Asia Institute podcast, produced by Profactual.com.

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