Medicine between the two systems of knowledge, heritage and modernity, a critical view from a

Abstract

This research amis to show the vision of the French philosopher René Guénon (1886-1951), who is considered one of the poles of the heritage school in the West for medicine as a science from two perspectives, the first of which is a heritage related to the East and its philosophies, which links it to metaphysical and religious theory and the knowledge system as a whole, making it an application of applications Miscellaneous, and the second is a Western modernist who tried to separate it from philosophy and metaphysical perceptions to give scientific and objectivity to it, in the beginning and walked on the approach of modern Western civilization as a whole, which is the secular approach, and then tried to return to linking it with these perceptions ; as a result of the emergence of crises stemming from the abandonment About, so Guénon up to put this in a historical context of science ; away from the scientific claims of modernity and return it to the source and the foundations of heritage science or sacred sciences .The endeavor in this study is not only to analyze the Guénon counterpart to medicine between heritage and modernity, but also to follow the path of this science from a heritage point of view to determine ways of communication between the two visions, away from the epistemological divisions that have emerged as a framework for science in contemporary Western thought, that is what we seek from During the rearrangement of the relationship between the macro and micro views, proceeding from the criticism that Guenon relied upon