Creation of the image of ibn sina in the east and its peculiarities
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anochronism, epic, generalization, legend, medical science, myth, the cure for deathAbstract
In fiction, the creation of historical reality and the character of a historical figure is a complex process in which artists create unique styles and genres for each event in the creation of a work of art. This can only be seen in the variety of colors used to create the image of the great oriental scholar Ibn Sina.
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