Volume 18 (2024)
Volume 17 (2023)
Volume 16 (2022)
Volume 15 (2021)
Volume 14 (2020)
Volume 13 (2019)
Volume 12 (2018)
Volume 11 (2017)
Volume 10 (2016)
Volume 9 (2015)
Volume 8 (2014)
Volume 7 (2013)
Volume 6 (2012)
Volume 5 (2011)
Volume 4 (2010)
Volume 3 (2009)
Volume 2 (2008)
Volume 1 (2007)
Number of Articles: 10
Descartes' Doubt as a 'Theory'
Volume 5, Issue 9 , November 2011, Pages 1-16
Abstract
This article investigates the problem of doubt in Descartes' philosophy from a different viewpoint. I tried to answer the question that if it is possible to have a maximal sight to ... Read More
The Concept of Play in Gadamer as an Alternative for Aesthetic Consciousness
Volume 5, Issue 9 , November 2011, Pages 17-41
Abstract
The main subject of this paper is to scrutinize the concept of "play" in Gadamer’s aesthetics. The main question is to what extent Gadamer’s concept of play, in the realm ... Read More
Explanation of Interdisciplinary Approach Based on Epistemology of Al-Hikmat Al-Muta'li
Volume 5, Issue 9 , November 2011, Pages 43-67
Abstract
Interdisciplinarity approach is one of the newest to the knowledge. One of the contemporary necessities of interdisciplinarity approach to the knowledge is its philosophical explanation. ... Read More
Passionate Desire for Ascending to the Top: The Roof of Morality on the Pillars of Interest
Volume 5, Issue 9 , November 2011, Pages 69-88
Abstract
There are three general approaches in moral philosophy toward the demandingness of morality: maximalist morality, moderate morality and minimalist morality. However, moderate morality, ... Read More
Avicenna and Augustine on the problem of evil
Volume 5, Issue 9 , November 2011, Pages 89-106
Abstract
Both Avicenna and Augustine were the greatest philosophers and theologians, and because of being theologians, they considered the problem of evil from the window of their devotion to ... Read More
Being for Others from Sartre's Viewpoint
Volume 5, Issue 9 , November 2011, Pages 107-128
Abstract
The relation between subject and object is the main concern for Jean-paul Sartre, especially in his Being and Nothingness. Thus, he first of all divides Being into two categories: ... Read More
An Analysis of the "Digression" in Plato's Theaetetus
Volume 5, Issue 9 , November 2011, Pages 129-145
Abstract
The “Digression” in Plato’s Theaetetus (172-177) compares between philosopher’s life and orator’s of which I’m going to render an analytic ... Read More
Opposition of Ego-Other: Aporia of Ethics
Volume 5, Issue 9 , November 2011, Pages 147-159
Abstract
“Understanding the other” is the paradoxical point of ethics: without it no ethics is possible, and with it I would take away the other it’s alterity. Modern philosophy ... Read More
Human Flourishing from the Foot's Viewpoint Regarding to Aristotle's Ideas
Volume 5, Issue 9 , November 2011, Pages 161-176
Abstract
Aristotle's virtue ethics is a teleological ethics, namely, for him, the purpose of achieving moral virtues by human beings is to obtain eudaimonia. The best interpretation of ... Read More
The Distinction Between Nomenon and Phenomenon
Volume 5, Issue 9 , November 2011, Pages 177-199