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Discover the profound insights of Ibn Khaldun, the medieval Arab genius whose groundbreaking work, the Muqaddima, redefined the field of history. This trade paperback edition, published by Princeton University Press in 2020, encapsulates the essence of Khaldun’s influential thoughts that have shaped the intellectual heritage of the Arab world. Within its pages, you will explore the life and times of the 14th-century scholar, known for his pioneering ideas in sociology and historiography. This intellectual biography by Robert Irwin breaks down the complexities of Khaldun's philosophies, making them accessible to both scholars and casual readers alike. With an ISBN of 9780691197098, owning this definitive account is essential for anyone interested in history, sociology, and Islamic studies. The book serves not only as a valuable resource for understanding Khaldun's legacy but also as an invitation to delve into the influences that have shaped modern thought. Enhance your library with this remarkable portrayal of one of history’s greatest minds, and uncover the relevance of Ibn Khaldun's ideas in today's world. Perfect for students, teachers, and history enthusiasts, this book is a must-have for those who aspire to grasp the foundations of social science through the lens of one of its pioneering thinkers.