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Al-Kindi
- First published2007
- TraditionHermeticism
- Shelf107 books
An introduction to the thought of al-Kindi in the Great Medieval Thinkers series, covering his metaphysics, psychology, ethics and science. Adamson shows how al-Kindi adapted Greek philosophy, including Neoplatonism, to the intellectual world of Abbasid Baghdad.
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