The anxious Ibn Rushd

The name of Ibn Rushed represents a scandal. Here is a man with a thesis that the mind is separate from individuals and one for all of humanity. And what is the result of that? The result is the negation of the possibility of "I think": that is, the destruction of rationality. This has harmed Europe for five centuries. So how can we understand this history that combines attraction and rejection? And how can we be sure that the rationality that was initially rejected did not cease to reappear? This book provides, with the help of Freud, an answer to that; for Ibn Rushed, known as Abu Al-Walid Muhammad ibn Ahmad ibn Rushed, is a model of the "disturbing crow" that annoyed the Latins.