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Keywords = Justice
Number of Articles: 8
"Philosophical theories of good governance and efficiency in public administration: A study of the views of selected philosophers in Islamic and Western philosophy on freedom, justice, equality, and fairness”
Articles in Press, Accepted Manuscript, Available Online from 07 July 2025
Abstract
Good governance and efficiency have long been important and central topics in philosophical and political discussions around the world. This study examined philosophical theories related ... Read More
Transition from Moral Justice to Right Justice and a New Definition of the Political State in Aristotle's Philosophy
Volume 19, Issue 50 , March 2025, , Pages 529-549
Abstract
In this article, the author attempts to explain something that is rarely seen in Aristotle's ethical and political thought, which is the legal dimension that Aristotle incidentally ... Read More
Methods of Racism in Modern Philosophy
Volume 16, Issue 41 , January 2023, , Pages 257-270
Abstract
The deepest and most rooted form of racism can be found in the Bible which claims the superiority of a race as God's demand or divine destination. But this idea survived in modern philosophy ... Read More
Political Philosophy and Dealing with the Coronavirus Dealing with the Epidemic of Covid-19 from the Perspective of Contemporary Political Philosophy
Volume 14, Issue 31 , July 2020, , Pages 137-161
Abstract
This paper examines the capacity of contemporary political philosophy theories in dealing with the Coronavirus disease (Covid-19). It proposes a special categorization which helps to ... Read More
Hamartia and the Problem of Justice in the Sophocles’ Trilogy
Volume 14, Issue 31 , July 2020, , Pages 412-435
Abstract
In Greek tragedies, we face a form of cosmic justice and fate that strikes us as strange. Oedipus punishes himself for his unintentional sin. Antigone is paying for her family deeds, ... Read More
An Argument in Defense of Voluntary Euthanasia
Volume 13, Issue 28 , November 2019, , Pages 221-234
Abstract
One of the most challenging issues in medical ethics is a permission or prohibition of euthanasia. Is a patient with an incurable disease who has lots of pain permitted to kill oneself ... Read More
Plato and Rawls: Justice in Individual or Society?
Volume 9, Issue 16 , May 2015, , Pages 197-213
Abstract
The conception of justice in Plato’s republic is an abstract concept that Socrates with using midwifery method strives to create it. In fact, Although Plato's talk about justice ... Read More
Relation of virtue with happines in plato’s ethical system
Volume 2, Issue 203 , September 2008, , Pages 135-159