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Number of Articles: 11
Metaphysics of Logical Realism
Volume 9, Issue 17 , December 2015, Pages 1-21
Abstract
Despite the often false impression that the analytic philosophy as an anti-metaphysical movement has nothing to do with metaphysics, there can be found good reasons to grant the metaphysical ... Read More
The Need for the Dualist View to Combat Extremism: How the Dualist View Can Combat Extremis?
Volume 9, Issue 17 , December 2015, Pages 23-52
Abstract
This paper argues that we will never get rid of the extremist mentality unless the dualist view prevails and is taught as part of the educational system. The dualist view takes account ... Read More
Has Rorty a moral philosophy?
Volume 9, Issue 17 , December 2015, Pages 55-74
Abstract
I try to show that Richard Rorty, although is not a moral philosopher like Kant, nerveless, has moral philosophy that it must be taken seriously. Rorty has not engaged with moral philosophy ... Read More
Lakatos and Hersh on Mathematical Proof
Volume 9, Issue 17 , December 2015, Pages 75-93
Abstract
The concept of Mathematical Proof has been controversial for the past few decades. Different philosophers have offered different theories about the nature of Mathematical Proof, among ... Read More
Does the conceptual interdependency of belief and desire undermine the normativity of content?
Volume 9, Issue 17 , December 2015, Pages 95-103
Abstract
The normativity of mental content thesis has been very influential in contemporary philosophy of mind. Paul Boghossian (2003, 2005) has developed an argument for the normativity of ... Read More
Plantinga’s Reformed Epistemology and Religious Extremism: Some Historical Evidences
Volume 9, Issue 17 , December 2015, Pages 105-116
Abstract
According to Plantinga’s reformed epistemology, as perceptual beliefs, religious beliefs are properly basic, and therefore need no additional justification. But as it has ... Read More
The Ethics (Ethos) of History
Volume 9, Issue 17 , December 2015, Pages 117-136
Abstract
This paper provides a critical analysis of Heidegger’s brief remarks in his “Letter on Humanism” in which he links ethics to ethos and ultimately to our relation to ... Read More
Relativism:Protagoras and Nelson Goodman
Volume 9, Issue 17 , December 2015, Pages 137-151
Abstract
Discussion of the many faces of relativism occupies a highly prominent place in the epistemological literature. Protagoras in ancient Greece and Nelson Goodman in the modern period ... Read More
The Creation of Necessity: Making Sense of Cartesian Modality
Volume 9, Issue 17 , December 2015, Pages 153-171
Abstract
In Descartes theological writing, he promotes two jointly puzzling theses: T1) God freely creates the eternal truths (i.e. the Creation Doctrine) and T2) The eternal truths are necessarily ... Read More
Place goes wrong in treating mind-brain relationship: Clarifying why identity theory is neither reasonable nor a mere scientific problem in disguise
Volume 9, Issue 17 , December 2015, Pages 173-202
Abstract
U. T. Place claims that philosophical problems concerning the true nature of mind-brain relationship will be disappeared or settled in favor of materialism, especially type identity ... Read More
The Humanisti Heritage of Muhammad Arkoun
Volume 9, Issue 17 , December 2015, Pages 203-227