Notes on “some notes on ‘avicenna among medieval jews’ ” by professor Steven Harvey

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Arabic Sciences and Philosophy 26 (2):309-311 (2016)
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Professor Steven Harvey has honored us with a 28-page critique of our 2012 paper, “Avicenna among medieval Jews.” In our opinion, his text is wanting in both form and substance.

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