A Reader's Guide To The Works of Hakim Ibn Adam - Softcover

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What is consciousness? How does meaning arise in a material world? Can the insights of Western science and Eastern metaphysics be brought into genuine dialogue?
The works of Hakim Ibn Adam—five monographs and six works of fiction—offer a response to these questions. Drawing on process philosophy, Islamic metaphysical traditions, and contemporary consciousness studies, the work develops a framework: the view that consciousness is fundamental to reality, that existence is a dynamic process rather than a static substance, and that observation participates in the actualization of what is observed.
The Reader's Guide provides a comprehensive introduction to the philosophical and literary project. It introduces the central framework, examines each work in turn, and traces the themes that weave across both theoretical argument and narrative fiction, namely: consciousness and matter, exile and return, process and identity, and the integration of ways of knowing.
For readers who have encountered one of the books and wish to understand its place in the larger project. For those curious about where to begin. For anyone who senses that the modern worldview, for all its power, has left something essential unexplained. The map to a territory where science, philosophy, and contemplative wisdom meet.

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