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The Work of Avicenna
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The Work of Avicenna

The Pinnacle of Islamic Philosophy and Medicine
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The “Flying Man” experiment as a new philosophical concept.

Introduction:

Avicenna, also known as Ibn Sina, is one of the most influential figures in Islamic philosophy and medicine history. Born in 980 CE in present-day Uzbekistan, Avicenna's remarkable contributions profoundly impacted the fields of philosophy, medicine, and natural sciences. This essay will explore Avicenna's life, achievements, and enduring legacy, shedding light on his invaluable intellectual contributions to human knowledge.

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Psychology of Character
Intro to the Psychology of Character
Education and training in a new unified model of psychology built from the preexisting theories and schools of psychology. Similar to "emotional intelligence" or general personal growth, this model addresses the emotions and failure to get to goals, decision-making, and wisdom in life's choices, as well as love and respect in one's social circles.
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