Metaphysics

Metaphysics Book Description Metaphysics is the science of first principles; In Aristotle's definition, it is “the science of being in terms of being.” In fact, the subject of every science is existence; However, while most of the sciences talk about the types of existence (physics, chemistry, biology...) or their independent features (such as the science of mathematics), unlike these sciences, the science of Metaphysics tries to determine the absolute truth of things and even to reach the Absolute Being, which is the first and universal cause of things. Although different schools have claimed that the science of Metaphysics is not a justified and legitimate science, the science of Metaphysics, like other sciences, satisfies the same basic needs of the human mind, the need to organize our ideas about things in a system, to interpret and give meaning to our existence. As a result of human contemplation, examination and research. Every science that emerges is a unique and concrete form of man's efforts to search for the truth, which he reaches through thought. In this case, a new question arises about the results presented itself, which it is incapable of solving, whether it is comprehensive and capable of science through philosophical contemplation, which is the highest point of view, that is, the issue of the value and limits of science. Can science know everything? Is there a limit to our knowledge? Does science tell us the absolute truth? Or is scientific knowledge necessarily relative? What should be understood from this relativity? It is impossible for the questions not to show themselves. The debate about these questions certainly does not belong to any of the sciences. This discussion belongs to the higher science called Metaphysics, which talks about the "first principle" of the mind or the thinking substance. This work, translated into our language by Ferid Kam from Emile Boirac's book Cours Elementaire de Philosophie, is not only instructive, but also a difficult field such as Metaphysics. It is an "introduction" book with the ideas it gives about the most difficult subjects to understand, and will enable our readers to more easily understand other works they will read on the subject. (From the Promotional Bulletin)