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Volume & Issue: Volume 15, Issue 36, articles, November 2021, Pages 1-416 (English issue, (Interaction between Sciences and Philosophy))
Number of Articles: 30
Editor’s Note
Volume 15, Issue 36 , November 2021, Pages 1-3
Abstract
Before the advent of modern science philosophy contained all sciences. The part related to natural and mathematical sciences was called natural philosophy. Another ... Read More
Scientistic Philosophy, No; Scientific Philosophy, Yes
Volume 15, Issue 36 , November 2021, Pages 4-35
Abstract
If successful scientific inquiry is to be possible, there must be a world that is independent of how we believe it to be, and in which there are kinds and laws; and we must have the ... Read More
Philosophy, Science, Capitalism and Truth
Volume 15, Issue 36 , November 2021, Pages 36-52
Abstract
Fascinated by the recent scientific progress, even some philosophers today claim that philosophy is dead and that natural sciences (quantum cosmology, cognitive sciences) can answer ... Read More
How to Complete Quantum Mechanics, or, What It’s Like to Be a Naturally Creative Bohmian Beable
Volume 15, Issue 36 , November 2021, Pages 53-71
Abstract
In another essay, I’ve argued by means of a formal analogy between (i) the incompleteness of Principia Mathematica-style systems of mathematical logic (logico-mathematical incompleteness) ... Read More
The Interaction of Science and Philosophy in the Present Age Two Dutch Philosophers: Herman Philipse and Hans Achterhuis
Volume 15, Issue 36 , November 2021, Pages 72-82
Abstract
Herman Philipse considers “religious beliefs, faith and religion [to be] incompatible with science or reason”; he defines religion scientifically and specifically rejects ... Read More
From Physics to Metaphysics: Islamic Perspective and Contemporary Outlook
Volume 15, Issue 36 , November 2021, Pages 83-91
Abstract
Before the advent of Modern Science, philosophy ruled over sciences. But, after the emergence of modern science, with the appearance of philosophers like Locke and Hume, empiricism ... Read More
Philosophical Reflections on New Foundations of Mental Health: The Personality Modulation Clinic
Volume 15, Issue 36 , November 2021, Pages 92-103
Abstract
To date, of essential goals in psychiatry and establishment of future medical centers is creating therapeutic environments with the aim of improving clinical outcomes, preventing the ... Read More
Philosophy of Science Meets the Scientific Research: Metatheorizing expertise theories in Cognitive Psychology
Volume 15, Issue 36 , November 2021, Pages 104-114
Abstract
An obvious feature of the development of the philosophy of science during the past decades is an increasing specialization and fragmentation that have led to reduced impact of philosophy ... Read More
A Study on Philosophical Intuition and Thought Experiment: Kripke's Critical encounter with Reductive Physicalism
Volume 15, Issue 36 , November 2021, Pages 115-131
Abstract
In philosophy, many reflections and categories were the result of intuition and thought experiments. Intuition is defined as direct, immediate, and non-inferential knowledge accompanied ... Read More
Coronavirus Crisis and Philosophizing
Volume 15, Issue 36 , November 2021, Pages 132-141
Abstract
The mind prepares for questioning during fundamental transformation in the course of human life. The Coronavirus Crisis brought about a fundamental change in human life that had not ... Read More
Psychology and Phenomenology in Merleau-Ponty
Volume 15, Issue 36 , November 2021, Pages 142-150
Abstract
The purpose of this article is to examine the close connection between the science of psychology, especially Gestalt psychology, and phenomenology in the thinking of twentieth-century ... Read More
Foundations of Quantum Approaches to Consciousness
Volume 15, Issue 36 , November 2021, Pages 151-170
Abstract
As generally accepted, consciousness or mind and material brain are closely related to each other; but how? Quantum mechanics is a new pathway to understand the hard problem of consciousness ... Read More
German Idealism and the Origins of Pure Mathematics: Riemann, Dedekind, Cantor
Volume 15, Issue 36 , November 2021, Pages 171-188
Abstract
When it comes to the relation of modern mathematics and philosophy, most people tend to think of the three major schools of thought—i.e. logicism, formalism, and intuitionism—that ... Read More
When aesthetics does not lead to an act of environmental conservation
Volume 15, Issue 36 , November 2021, Pages 189-198
Abstract
This paper examines the relationship between the environmental aesthetics approach backed by knowledge (ecological aesthetics) and the possibility of doing an action in favor of environmental ... Read More
Realist Fiction as the Rightful Genre of our Time: Realist Fiction after the Postpositivist Intervention
Volume 15, Issue 36 , November 2021, Pages 199-212
Abstract
Realist fiction, which had a pivotal place in 19th. Century literature, has lost its central position in the contemporary literary scene as modernism, postmodernism and poststructuralism ... Read More
Metaphysical Foundation of African Epistemology: A Study of the Afemai-Etsako of Edo State in Southern Nigeria
Volume 15, Issue 36 , November 2021, Pages 213-227
Abstract
Truth and knowledge are essentially the dictates of some rationality or metaphysical ordainment. By sense experience man is capable of accounting for his past, contemplate his life ... Read More
The Rise of the "Other" and the Fall of the "Self":from Hegel to Derrida
Volume 15, Issue 36 , November 2021, Pages 228-244
Abstract
Since time immemorial, due to its metaphysically grounded perspective, western philosophy has not been able to detach itself from the egoistic outlook, and thus, the interaction with ... Read More
The Relationship between Psychology and Phenomenology: an analysis based on Husserl’s views
Volume 15, Issue 36 , November 2021, Pages 245-258
Abstract
The relationship between an independent scientific discipline called psychology with phenomenology that presents the methodology and method together is an excuse for investigating the ... Read More
The Seven Earths and Seven Heavens in the Light of Jung, Maslow and Hindu Psychology
Volume 15, Issue 36 , November 2021, Pages 259-269
Abstract
The Holy Quran tells of Allah creating seven heavens and seven earths. These have been traditionally identified cosmologically with seven stars etc. or geographically with seven lands. ... Read More
Redefining Cartesian Reductionism in Biological Issues with Big Data, such as COVID-19 Worldwide Pandemic, Using Formalism based on the Intermediate Attitude of Rationalism and Empiricism
Volume 15, Issue 36 , November 2021, Pages 270-286
Abstract
Reduction is a concept first introduced by Descartes in explaining his view of the rationalization of philosophy through mathematics. He seeks to consider length, breadth, and depth ... Read More
Aristotle on Ontological Pluralism
Volume 15, Issue 36 , November 2021, Pages 287-306
Abstract
Aristotle has repeatedly stated in his works that 'being has several senses'. Is this to be regarded as his pluralistic ontology, an approach that seems to be too nascent? If so, how ... Read More
Explanation of Stephen Hawking’s fallacy of the Big Bang Theory and denial of the existence of God
Volume 15, Issue 36 , November 2021, Pages 307-318
Abstract
Hawking emphasizes the big bang theory as a practical theory, thus answering the question of how the universe began. It has been emphasized by Stephan Hawking. He, according to this ... Read More
The Power of Music for Farabi: A Case Study as to Gender
Volume 15, Issue 36 , November 2021, Pages 319-327
Abstract
Abu Nasr Farabi focuses on influence of the music on emotions and emotional problems including extreme emotions and moods. But how effective is music in changing a specific emotional ... Read More
Philosophical and Epistemological Foundations of Contextualism in Postmodern Urban design and architecture
Volume 15, Issue 36 , November 2021, Pages 328-343
Abstract
In this essay I present a new and empirically-testable strategy for completing quantum mechanics. In recent decades, urban design and architecture disciplines witnessed plenty of theories ... Read More
The Position of Sense in Ibn Sina's Epistemology (The Empiricism of Avicenna)
Volume 15, Issue 36 , November 2021, Pages 344-356
Abstract
Philosophers consider sense as a means for true cognition. In spite of the fact that Islamic philosophy are generally regarded as rational philosophy, it does not mean that they do ... Read More
Foucauldian Panopticism in Donald Barthelme’s “Subpoena”
Volume 15, Issue 36 , November 2021, Pages 357-368
Abstract
Some of Donald Barthelme’s works have been undeniably influenced by Michel Foucault’s socio-political philosophy, however, few scholars have explored such concepts in his ... Read More
Hegel's Absolute as Negativity
Volume 15, Issue 36 , November 2021, Pages 369-383
Abstract
The relation of the many and the one, difference and identity, multiplicity and unity, particularity and universality, and finally that of negativity and negativity of negativity through ... Read More
Khaqani’s Late Style: The Mada’in Qasida
Volume 15, Issue 36 , November 2021, Pages 384-399
Abstract
This article discusses Khaqani Shirvani’s poem Aivan-i Mada’in (The Mada’in Qasida), from the vantage points of literary history and the theory of ruins. The Mada’in ... Read More
Tracing the Black Sun in the Derridean Khôral Mise en Abyme: elliptical reflections on the “word-space-flesh”
Volume 15, Issue 36 , November 2021, Pages 400-416
Abstract
This paper reflects the inversion between the discourse on the Good and that on the khôra in view of the deconstructionist paradigm of the khôral mise en abyme as portrayed ... Read More