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Number of Articles: 11
Illumination and Intuition on Plato
Volume 8, Issue 14 , September 2014, Pages 1-26
Abstract
The being of intuitive knowledge and it’s meaning have been conflicted between plato’s interpreters in the all times. some of them haven’t accepted such knowledge ... Read More
Proclus' Elaboration of Platonic Remarks on the Problem of Evils and their Relation to Divine Providence and Efficiency
Volume 8, Issue 14 , September 2014, Pages 27-48
Abstract
Although there is not a fully developed theory of evil in Plato, some various remarks are interspersed throughout his dialogues which provided the main materials for subsequent Platonists ... Read More
Hegel, Heidegger and the Problem of Time
Volume 8, Issue 14 , September 2014, Pages 49-69
Abstract
The stance of history in Metaphysics has never been as elevated as it is after Hegel, although Hegel was not the first to bring the issue of ‘history’ into the arena of ... Read More
The Method of Heidegger’s research in “Being and Time”
Volume 8, Issue 14 , September 2014, Pages 71-92
Abstract
Martin Heidegger chooses Being as his subject matter for his philosophy and believes that it has been neglected throughout the history of thinking . So he calls attention to it .The ... Read More
Later Wittgenstein on Doubt and Certainty
Volume 8, Issue 14 , September 2014, Pages 93-112
Abstract
Later Wittgenstein, by making a distinction between knowledge and certainty, gives a new approach to criticize skepticism. According to him, certainty is prior to doubt and knowledge. ... Read More
The Internal Inconsistency of the Late Wittgenstein’s Viewpoint
Volume 8, Issue 14 , September 2014, Pages 113-130
Abstract
In spite of all Wittgenstein’s efforts in making the internal consistency of his late viewpoint, a precise survey shows that it suffers from some inconsistencies. One of the cases ... Read More
Islamic Ethics and the Doctrine of the Mean
Volume 8, Issue 14 , September 2014, Pages 131-147
Abstract
Originally introduced by Plato and Aristotle, the doctrine of the mean is the most prevalent theory of ethics among Islamic scholars. According to this doctrine, every virtue or excellence ... Read More
Formalism in Kantian Ethics from Schelerian Viewpoint
Volume 8, Issue 14 , September 2014, Pages 149-163
Abstract
The aim of this paper is examining the issue that whether Kant's ethical thought, as Scheler has claimed, is formalistic. Here, after explaining the meaning of forlmalism and history ... Read More
Ethical Responsibility in Emmanuel Levinas's Thought; the Other-Driven Passivity of the I
Volume 8, Issue 14 , September 2014, Pages 165-182
Abstract
Emmanuel Levinas, adopting his peculiar phenomenological approach, views the I's responsibility for the Other as the sole foundation of being ethical, and summons humanity to be aware ... Read More
Virtue Based Epistemology and the Problem of Justification
Volume 8, Issue 14 , September 2014, Pages 183-193
Abstract
One of the most important issues in contemporary epistemology is eliminating justification or replacing it by another factor in the structure of knowledge. The main problem in Virtue ... Read More
The Problem of Calculation in Utilitarianism: Censure of J.J.C.Smart
Volume 8, Issue 14 , September 2014, Pages 195-216