To browse Academia. The Hebrew University of Jerusalem. Skip to main content. Log In Sign Up. Avi Sion. Followers Following 7. Public Views. Avi Sion Ph. Philosophy is a researcher and writer in logic, philosophy, and spirituality. He has, since , written on the theory and practice of inductive and deductive logic, phenomenology, epistemology, aetiology, psychology, meditation, ethics, and much more.
So far, over a period of some 34 years, he has self-published 30 books preferring self-publishing, so as to retain all rights to his works. This original philosophy is dedicated to demonstrating the efficacy of human reason by detailing its actual means; and to show that the epistemological and ethical skepticism which has been increasingly fashionable and destructive since the Enlightenment was contrary to appearances quite illogical — the product of ignorant, incompetent and dishonest thinking.
Address: Geneva, Switzerland less. Related Authors. Maurizio Ferrarese. Norman Solomon University of Oxford. Aviram Ravitsky Ariel University. Norman Solomon Oxford Richard Hidary Yeshiva University.
Natalie Dohrmann University of Pennsylvania. Daniel Langton The University of Manchester. Eric Ottenheijm Utrecht University. Books by Avi Sion. The Art of Logic by Avi Sion is a collection of recent essays on various topics in logic theory a The same faculty and art of logic is called for in formulating theoretical logic and in applying its findings to diverse fields. The essays here collected deal with some very important issues in logic, philosophy, and spirituality, which he had not previously treated in as much detail if at all.
Download Edit. This listing brings together lists proposed in past rabbinic literature and in more recent studies by the author. The literature research for it was carried out mainly by R. Yaakov Gabay, who looked into works in Hebrew by five rabbis who had proposed lists, namely: R. Mattityahu Strashun Mattat Yah, , R. Chaim Hirschensohn Berure HaMidot, The author of the present essay brought additional information from the Tanakh commentary of R.
