Volume 19 (2025)
Issue 50
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Vol. 19, Issue 50, Spring 2025
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Volume & Issue: Volume 19, Issue 50 - Serial Number 20, articles, March 2025, Pages 1-549 (Vol. 19, Issue 50, Spring 2025)
Number of Articles: 29
Examining The Concept of Transcendental Freedom and Its Relationship with Moral Responsibility from Kant's Point of View Based on Other Concept by Lacan
Volume 19, Issue 50 , March 2025, Pages 1-18
Abstract
Non-intentional and immediate awareness has no already relationship with the other. While freedom is always related to others and not having a relationship with others does not fundamentally ... Read More
On the Relation of Emotion and Moral Capacity in Artificial Intelligence Technologies
Volume 19, Issue 50 , March 2025, Pages 19-40
Abstract
The unpreceded abilities of AI technologies have led to the emergence of new ethical issues; among them is the possibility of the moral agency of AI artifacts. There are many questions ... Read More
An Exploration of the Objects of Ethical Criticism in the World of Art
Volume 19, Issue 50 , March 2025, Pages 41-58
Abstract
The primary aim of this study is to identify the objects of ethical criticism in the art world. It seeks to demonstrate that the scope of ethical critique extends beyond artworks, traditionally ... Read More
The Ontological Difference in Heidegger's Thought: A Solution to the Puzzle of the Relationship between Being, entities, and Dasein in Being and Time
Volume 19, Issue 50 , March 2025, Pages 59-78
Abstract
This paper examines three seemingly inconsistent passages in Martin Heidegger's Being and Time that pertain to the relationship between Being, entities, and Dasein. The apparent inconsistency ... Read More
Development of Husserl’s Thought about Time and Emergence of First Signs of Passing through Metaphysics of Presence
Volume 19, Issue 50 , March 2025, Pages 79-98
Abstract
Brentano attempts to resolve the problems of perception of temporal things by postulating the “original association, but Husserl considers Brentano's thoughts inadequate and, ... Read More
The Relevance Logic Theory and the Truth-Functional System Theory; A Comparison and Evaluation Based on the Inference to the Best Explanation and Prest’s Quantitative Model
Volume 19, Issue 50 , March 2025, Pages 99-118
Abstract
Recent developments in non-classical logic have raised the question of rational choice in the field of logic. If logic is not an exception, a posterior methodology can be used for rational ... Read More
Fodor's Causal Argument and Unwarranted Supervenience Assumption; Examining Egan's Argument
Volume 19, Issue 50 , March 2025, Pages 119-134
Abstract
In this essay, I examine Fodor's argument in favor of psychological individualism and Egan's response. According to Fodor's causal argument, every scientific theory individualizes states ... Read More
The Meanings and Functions of Contradiction in Simon Weil's Thought
Volume 19, Issue 50 , March 2025, Pages 135-152
Abstract
Philosophers' confrontation with contradiction is so fundamental and important that it has been a trend in the history of philosophy. Simone Weil is one of the philosophers who has ... Read More
Evaluation of Polkinghorne's Model Regarding the Mechanism of Divine Action
Volume 19, Issue 50 , March 2025, Pages 153-172
Abstract
John C. Polkinghorne (1930-2021) was one of the leading figures in the field of science and theology, who had a distinctive approach to explaining the mechanism of divine action in ... Read More
Identifying the Components of an Educated Person from a Philosophical Perspective
Volume 19, Issue 50 , March 2025, Pages 173-192
Abstract
The aim of the current research was to identify the philosophical components of an educated person. The research approach was qualitative with an interpretative paradigm, and the methods ... Read More
Consequence of Kant's Theory on Mind based on Correspondence Theory
Volume 19, Issue 50 , March 2025, Pages 193-204
Abstract
In the Modern age, dealing with epistemological issues was at the center of attention. For Kant, epistemology was also the main concern, but what distinguishes Kant from his predecessors ... Read More
Investigating Marcus Aurelius' Stoic Opinions Based on Statistical Analysis of the Meditations Book
Volume 19, Issue 50 , March 2025, Pages 205-224
Abstract
In recent years, the Stoic school, which has a moral nature, has been considered as a way of life. The opinions and beliefs of Marcus Aurelius, who is one of the most important Stoic ... Read More
Hermeneutic Phenomenology of Great Art; Heidegger's Attempt to Transcend Aesthetics
Volume 19, Issue 50 , March 2025, Pages 225-244
Abstract
Heidegger believes that metaphysical understanding of art and aesthetic theories have a fundamental influence on our relationship with art and works of art. This issue has spread both ... Read More
The Process of Meaning Transfer in Translation from the Perspective of Paul Ricœur
Volume 19, Issue 50 , March 2025, Pages 260-245
Abstract
Textual and linguistic considerations show the semantic and structural systems of the translated text. On the other hand, the interaction or non-interaction of the textual signs of ... Read More
Plato's Arguments for Unity of Intelligent and Intelligible
Volume 19, Issue 50 , March 2025, Pages 261-282
Abstract
Unity of intelligent and intelligible has its supreme formation in philosophy of Mulla-Sadra. But this fact according to many philosophical texts is rooted in the philosophy of ancient ... Read More
Critical Reading of Ghazali's Perspective on the Destiny of Man by Himself
Volume 19, Issue 50 , March 2025, Pages 283-300
Abstract
Explaining the extent of human influence on existence and his role in determining and changing his destiny is one of the most important theological topics that has always been the focus ... Read More
A Critical Study of ʿAllāmih Ṭabāṭabāʾī's Objections against Mullā Ṣadrā's Opinion about the Essential Nature of the Soul Attachment to the Body
Volume 19, Issue 50 , March 2025, Pages 301-314
Abstract
The essential (ḏātī) nature of the soul's attachment to the body is one of the innovative and new views expressed by Mullā Ṣadrā. Considering that the views of philosophers ... Read More
The Concept of “Perception” in Islamic Philosophy
Volume 19, Issue 50 , March 2025, Pages 315-334
Abstract
This article explores the concept of "perception" (idrāk) in Islamic philosophy, particularly analyzing the contributions of renowned philosophers such as Avicenna (Ibn Sīnā), Suhrawardi ... Read More
The Effect of Religion on Individual and Social Identity from the Perspective of Al-Farabi and Kierkegaard
Volume 19, Issue 50 , March 2025, Pages 335-346
Abstract
This research examines and compares the views of Al-Farabi, an Islamic philosopher, and Søren Kierkegaard, a Danish philosopher and pioneer of Christian existentialism, on the ... Read More
Analyzing the Thoughts of Aristotle and the Sophists about Good Government
Volume 19, Issue 50 , March 2025, Pages 347-364
Abstract
Determining good government and explaining its most important components has always been one of the most important and challenging issues for lawyers, politicians and philosophers. ... Read More
The Role and Influence of Karl Marx in the Emergence of Welfare State Theory
Volume 19, Issue 50 , March 2025, Pages 365-382
Abstract
The welfare state theory is one of the key concepts of public law and it is considered one of the bases of modern governance. Although some scholars state that the era of the welfare ... Read More
Depiction of Space-Time Ontological Geometry Based on Mulla Sadra and Einstein’s Epistemological Bases
Volume 19, Issue 50 , March 2025, Pages 383-404
Abstract
The purpose of this article is to explain the quality of creation and examine the essence of space-time based on Sadra'i philosophy and its comparison with physical propositions. The ... Read More
Evaluation and Analysis of the Embodied Mind Perspective
Volume 19, Issue 50 , March 2025, Pages 405-436
Abstract
This paper evaluates the embodied mind perspective in light of disembodied approaches to the mind. According to disembodied approaches, the body plays no fundamental role in constituting ... Read More
The Importance of an Education-Oriented Approach to Neo-Sadrian Logic and Epistemology in Defining Scientific Terms: a case study on 'Technology'
Volume 19, Issue 50 , March 2025, Pages 437-464
Abstract
Objective: The Academic Community Has Long Been Grappling with The Chronic Issue of Establishing a Precise, Comprehensive, And Cohesive Definition of Technology and Some Scholars Even ... Read More
Examining and Comparing the Concept of Experience According to Hegel and Whitehead
Volume 19, Issue 50 , March 2025, Pages 465-488
Abstract
The discussion of experience by Hegel and Whitehead is based on a basic and similar basis, but it develops in two completely different directions. The basis of these two philosophers ... Read More
Analysis and Examination of the Influence of Whitehead's Process Philosophy on Theological Transformation, Focusing on the Issue of "Becoming"
Volume 19, Issue 50 , March 2025, Pages 489-506
Abstract
Alfred North Whitehead's "process philosophy," a novel and influential perspective in contemporary philosophy, examines the organic and interconnected relationships between the various ... Read More
Philosophical Intellectual Games of Philosophy for Children; the nature, characteristics and functions
Volume 19, Issue 50 , March 2025, Pages 506-528
Abstract
The necessity of introducing games in educational content of schools has been clarified recently. There are known features in games that can facilitate education and encourage students ... 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