Philosophy of pleasure and pain

In the world of philosophy, the issue of the center or "logos" appears as the main issue that governs the study of philosophical heritage. The lack of a philosophy without a center that makes this issue an essential axis, and from here there are many schools and philosophical trends based on the variety of analytical centers and knowledge focus points. Our book is an exceptional overview of one of these trends that made the concepts of pleasure and pain an analysis and a center from which human life emanates. The origin of this trend is due to the Greek philosopher "Abyqour", who founded an idea that considers the pleasure a basic goal of life, while emphasizing that knowledge is achieved only through the senses. Ismail Mazhar spent four full years in writing this book, reviewing the origins of this philosophical school and its development throughout history.