الإدراك الحسي لإبن سينا

This book deals with a comprehensive overview of sensory perception

This book deals with an explanation of an aspect of Avicenna psychology, which is “the perception of Avicenna,” in which the author tries to link the views of Avicenna with previous thinkers from the Greeks and Muslims and with thinkers who came after him from Muslims and Christians. He also tries to link the views of Avicenna with modern psychology. The classification of the book is philosophical

The book talks in its first chapter about the division of functions according to Ibn Sina, in the second chapter it talks about the apparent sensation, and in the third chapter the physiological conditions for sensation, in the fourth chapter on the apparent senses, and in the fifth chapter it talks about the sense of touch, the sixth chapter deals with the sense of taste and the seventh chapter on The sense of smell and the eighth chapter on the sense of hearing and in the ninth chapter on the sense of sight and in the tenth chapter on the inner senses and in the eleventh chapter he gives an introduction to the subconscious and in the twelfth chapter he explains the anatomy of the brain and explains the centers of the inner senses and the thirteenth chapter Under the title of common sense and chapter fourteen, delusional power and illusion, and in chapter fifteen he talks about memory, and in chapter sixteen about imagination or imagined power and the thinking, and in chapter seventeenth in which Avicenna talks about his position in the materialist doctrine and chapter eighteen deals with On the nature of sensory emotion in the doctrine of Ibn Sina ..