13 Theory in Human Nature

What is human nature? And do the universal shared traits among humans represent "human" nature in the normative sense? And is "natural" a valid argument? This book explores the most important theories on this subject broadly, unlike most books that start and end with Greek and modern Western philosophy. The book reviews "human nature" in the divine religions, Asian philosophies, and Western thought. This book is important for the intellectual, who will find it very easy and will enjoy the similarities and differences between the visions. It is also useful for researchers, as there are additional references provided by the authors for further study. And we in الأدب thank the translator and the reviewers who took upon themselves the task of faithfully and competently transferring the text. Our thanks also extend to Dr. عقيل بن حامد الزماي, who suggested this precious book for us in "أدب" to add to the translated Arabic library.