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ibn-roshd

/ˌɪb.ən ˈrɒʃd/

Traduction: Nom propre désignant le philosophe et savant arabo-andalou du Moyen Âge, connu pour ses vastes commentaires d'Aristote et son influence sur la pensée scholastique islamique et chrétienne.

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/ˌɪb.ən ˈrɒʃd/C2formalscientific
  • frNom propre désignant le philosophe et savant arabo-andalou du Moyen Âge, connu pour ses vastes commentaires d'Aristote et son influence sur la pensée scholastique islamique et chrétienne.

A proper noun referring to a medieval Arab philosopher and polymath from Spain, known for his extensive commentaries on Aristotle and his influence on both Islamic and Christian scholastic thought.

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  1. Arabian philosopherC2formal

    A prominent medieval philosopher from Al-Andalus (Spain), known for his extensive commentaries on Aristotle and his influence on both Islamic and Christian scholastic thought.

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    • Ibn-Roshd's commentaries on Aristotle were highly regarded by European Schoolmen.
    • His works helped bridge classical philosophy with medieval Islamic and Christian thought.
    • Scholars often study Ibn-Roshd to understand the transmission of Aristotelian ideas.

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