the role of human will in shaping the knowledge from mulla sadra’s viewpoint

the most important issues in epistemology, is non-cognitive factors influence the formation of knowledge which the impact of knowledge on the willingness would be very important. sadra for taking a look at the principality of existence and skepticism … unlike the predecessors has provided a detailed analysis of the proportion of willingness and knowledge. according to his viewpoint presence of perception according to intensification moving human soul compatible with existing development and human evolution-which is intentional- understanding of the human person will be clear and intensification. within the field of human knowledge by correspondence including both partial and general perceptions both, in sadra’s viewpoint two analyses occur, in both the willingness of man's play a role in the formation of knowledge. in the first analysis, self-determination and their disposal susceptible to the development of higher forms of perception’s origins, in the second analysis the human soul is in the evolution of the essence and in the unity in light of the active intellect deals the composition of these perceptions and confront the reality underlying the acting and the intentional created humans.