IBN SINO'S “TREATISE ON LOVE” AND ITS PHILOSOPHICAL ANALYSIS
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Love, lover, motivational power, spiritual perfection, material love, animal love, spiritual love, divine love.Abstract
This article is devoted to the analysis of the philosophical content of the concept of love described in Ibn Sino’s “Treatise on Love”. The article highlights the interpretation of love in Ibn Sino’s teachings not only as an emotional state, but also as an ontological force that ensures the movement of being. The material, animal, spiritual and divine levels of love, their inextricable connection with the concept of perfection are also analyzed. The work reveals the concept of love developed by Ibn Sino on the basis of the traditions of Greek philosophy (Plato and Aristotle) and Islamic philosophy, and justifies its role in human spiritual perfection.
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