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Main Subjects = philosophy
The Structure of Freedom: System or Fugue?
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The conflict between freedom and system a concept derived from the Greek word συνίστημι has always been the subject of philosophical debate. ... Read MoreAn Examination of the Attribution of Authenticity and Contingency to Essential and Accidental Truth
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According to the common belief regarding authentic existence and contingent quiddity, authenticity and contingency indicate essential truth and accidental truth of external reality ... Read MoreThe Ontological Status of Art and Technology in Heidegger’s Viewpoint
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We often define Technology as instruments and tools produced by a technician and art as works such as paintings, sculpture, architecture, poems etc. created by an artist. From an ontic ... Read MoreThe Influence of Hegel’s The Phenomenology of Spirit on Mannheim’s Sociology of Knowledge
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Hegel explains the development of spirit through the evolution of sensational consciousness, self-consciousness, reason, spirit, religion, and absolute wisdom. Consciousness moves dialectically ... Read MoreOn the Notorious History of the Problem of Primacy of
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Within the contemporary literature, there is a common ground about the history of the problem of primacy of existence. According to this notorious story, the prominent roles are those ... Read MoreA Study of the Nature of Language in Alpharabius’s Philosophy of Language
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The present paper studies Alpharabius’s philosophy of language to shed light on his views on the nature of language. Alpharabius believes that language has two levels. The first ... Read MoreOn the Relation of Language and Logic in Hegel’s Philosophy
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In this paper, we will focus on the relation of language and logic in Hegel’s philosophy. First, we will distinguish between two important aspects of language, that is, the semiological ... Read MoreThe Highest Level of Clearness in Pierce’s Pragmatism
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The ‘pragmatic maxim’ is basis of Pierce’s pragmatism. To form this maxim, Pierce was influenced by Descartes’s and Kant’s ideas – especially Descartes’s ... Read MoreThe Necessity of Teaching Philosophy to Acquire Happiness from the Perspective of Muhammad ibn Zakariya al-Razi
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The necessity of teach philosophy for happiness from the perspective of Muhammad ibn Zakariya al-Razi Abstract Although the loss Books and literature of Muhammad ibn Zakariya al-Razi ... Read MoreEnergeia and Entelecheia: A Monadologic Approach to the Aristotelian Theory of Change
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This article investigates the necessity of a Leibnizian re-interpretation of Aristotelian theory of change. Substance-seeking attitude in Aristotle’s philosophy of nature has ... Read Morestage theory and temporal counterpart theoretic analysis of persistence
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In contemporary metaphysics, there are two main approaches to the nature of persistence of objects through time: according to three-dimensionalism, objects are wholly present at every ... Read MoreFetrah in Ghazali's Thought, in Comparison with Avicenna's Works
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Ghazali in his different works says that every human being born on a clean nature, but his/her parents drive them to a certain religion or sect. He uses the concept of Fetrah in different ... Read MoreThe objectivity of moral concepts and judgments in Philippa Foot’s Theory: Different interpretations of the Theory of Natural Goodness and its Problems
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Throughout history, “the objectivity of moral concepts and judgments” has been an issue of crucial importance to a great number of philosophers. Philippa Foot, a British ... Read MorePrinciples of Demonstration and the State of Nous: Knowledge of universals in Aristotle’s Posterior Analytics II,19
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Accept: After constructing a demonstrative system, Aristotle concludes Posterior Analytics by asking question about premises of demonstration based on principles that are primitive, ... Read MoreThe Structural Unity between Time and the Transcendental Ego in Kant’s Critique of Pure Reason.
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Abstract: In this paper, the fundamental role of time in the possibility of the synthesis of the two sides of synthetic a priori judgment or pure synthesis, i.e. the pure intuition ... Read MoreAn analysis of the ratio of modernity to the genesis of the uneventful world from the point of view of Heidegger's philosophy
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Abstract: The modern times approach is the same as Aristotle has written in the fourth book of physics: ((The 'now' is the link of time)). While Heidegger believes this understanding ... Read MoreA Criticism of Theories of Meaning in Analytic Philosophy of Art
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Variations of different theories in analytic philosophy of art have caused long debates about literary interpretation. Intentionalism and anti-intentionalism are the two main ... Read MoreAnalyzing the Highest and Worst Moral Attributes from the Perspective of Aristotle, Aquinas, and Khajeh Nasir-al-Din Tusi.
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Aristotle, Aquinas, and Khajeh Nasir al-Din Tusi are representatives of the three periods and the worlds of thought, and all of them have played an important role in establishing or ... Read MoreThe Problem of Generality of “object in general”: A Consideration on The idea of a transcendental logic
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Abstract: Here, I will introduce a totality of a view about “the concept of an object in general” in the Critique of Pure Reason. In order to do so, I will articulate ... Read MoreA Investigation on the Philosophical Foundations of the Concept of Hegemony: Laclau, Derrida and Possibility of the Discursive Formulations
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The concept of “hegemony” in political thought has different philosophical-theoretical foundations and semantic dimensions. This concept should not be perceived merely and ... Read MoreThe Roots of Transition to Being as the Ground of Consciousness in Schelling
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Schelling’s philosophical orientations has undergone many changes during his lifetime; But it would be justifiable to be said that he has one fundamental issue, according to which ... Read MoreLife world and the Paradox of Subjectivity
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Distinguishing intuitive method from what is called Kantian regressive method , Husserl was sought to original transcendental knowledge. According to Husserlian phenomenology , although ... Read MoreUnified Composition of Form and Matter and the Problem of Unity of Intellect and object of intellection
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Unity of the intellect and the object of intellection (intelligible), where the intellect thinks something other than itself, is one of the most important innovations of the Sadraean ... Read MoreIs the Law of Excluded Middle a negative condition for truth?
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Kant divides logic into two main fields: general logic and transcendental logic. General logic abstracts altogether from objects; and it concerns only the rules of self-consistence ... Read MoreDeleuze: desiring machine and its components