Deskripsi
The Fricative Knowledge Paradigm: Reclaiming the Divine Breath in Science, Consciousness, and Human Becoming by Kamaruzzaman Bustamam-Ahmad is the third volume in the acclaimed Sufi & Spiritual Civilization Series — a bold, original work that reunites revelation, reason, and the living breath of meaning at the heart of human knowing.
What if knowledge is not merely information we possess, but a breath we receive? Drawing on Islamic metaphysics, the philosophy of consciousness, and the frontiers of contemporary science, this book advances a striking thesis: that authentic understanding is fricative — born in the friction between the sacred and the empirical, between silence and speech, between the human and the Divine. It is a paradigm that refuses the false choice between faith and reason, and instead shows how the two breathe together.
Across its chapters, the book explores consciousness as a site of revelation, the crisis of meaning in a hyper-technological age, and the possibility of a renewed science open to the sacred. Written with intellectual rigor and contemplative depth, it speaks to philosophers, scientists, students of Sufism, and every reader who senses that the modern world has forgotten how to listen.
What you will discover
- A original framework uniting Islamic epistemology, consciousness studies, and the philosophy of science.
- Why the great questions of science, meaning, and becoming demand more than data alone.
- How “the Divine Breath” reframes human becoming, creativity, and the future of civilization.
- A contemplative yet precise reading that rewards both scholars and seekers.
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