Philosophy in the Islamic World
A history of philosophy without any gaps, Volume 3
Peter Adamson
Reviews and Awards
"Adamson gives a solid introduction to this encompassing history, which clearly will help students to acquire a serious first knowledge of this rich and complex history, but also often offers the advanced reader interesting insights." - Jules Janssens, Tidschrift voor Filosofie
"[Adamson's] account of philosophy in the Islamic world and the larger project of which it is a part establish a new paradigm for telling the story of philosophy." - Carlos Fraenkel, Los Angeles Review of Books
"This is a well-written and interesting work . . . the author deserves credit for engaging with such a complex subject and making it accessible to the public." - Muhammad Khan, The Muslim News
"From the first volume onwards, a repeated refrain has been philosophers arguing that being a philosopher is the best choice in life. These books are so engaging, instructive, and diverting, it might almost make you believe that is true." - Stuart Kelly, Scotland on Sunday
"short, conversational chapters sparkling with new ideas, interpretations and a lively sense of humour. Adamson is so easy to learn, absorb, and enjoy, that all the info slips down with hardly a hiccup." - Steve Craggs, Northern Echo
"bite-sized, well-indexed chapters on key philosophers, movements, and developments which took place in the Islamic world." - Daniel J. Levy, Jewish News