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Al-‘Ilmawiyya (Scientism): Mohammed Abderrahman Marhaba (1925–2006)
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This chapter focuses on the philosophy of Al-‘Ilmawiyya, or Scientism, as developed by Mohammed Abderrahman Marhaba. Marhaba advocates for a scientific approach to understanding the world, emphasizing the importance of empirical evidence and rational inquiry in philosophical discourse. The chapter examines how Marhaba applies scientific principles to philosophical questions, arguing for a worldview that prioritizes knowledge derived from scientific methods. His work is positioned as a critical response to traditional metaphysical approaches, promoting a philosophy rooted in the scientific spirit of modernity.
Title: Al-‘Ilmawiyya (Scientism): Mohammed Abderrahman Marhaba (1925–2006)
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This chapter focuses on the philosophy of Al-‘Ilmawiyya, or Scientism, as developed by Mohammed Abderrahman Marhaba.
Marhaba advocates for a scientific approach to understanding the world, emphasizing the importance of empirical evidence and rational inquiry in philosophical discourse.
The chapter examines how Marhaba applies scientific principles to philosophical questions, arguing for a worldview that prioritizes knowledge derived from scientific methods.
His work is positioned as a critical response to traditional metaphysical approaches, promoting a philosophy rooted in the scientific spirit of modernity.
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