Research Philosophy
Logical Positivism: A Book Review

Abdurrazzaq Hesamifar

Volume 16, Issue 40 , September 2016, Pages 1-16

Abstract
  Abstract Logical Positivism is one of the important schools in the philosophy of science and the contemporary analytic philosophy which was called Vienna Circle because of its origin as a circle of philosophers around Moritz Schlick at the first and then Carnap. The main doctrine of these philosophers ...  Read More

Research Philosophy
Logical Mysticism or Mystical Logic? An Introduction and a brief Review of the Book Mysticism and Logic

Seyed Hosein Hoseini

Volume 16, Issue 40 , September 2016, Pages 17-33

Abstract
  The present article introduces the book Mysticism and Logic, derived from Bertrand Russell's articles and has a brief review. After generally introducing the work, the author focuses on its advantages and disadvantages in two dimensions, namely, form and content, and then emphasizes on the article "Mysticism ...  Read More

Research Philosophy
Critique of “translation as the only way of thinking for us”.

Mazdak Rajabi

Volume 16, Issue 40 , September 2016, Pages 35-50

Abstract
  Abstract: Morad Farhadpour have been considering thinking as translating in modern Iran situation. He has proposed two meaning of translation: translation in general and in specific. He has explicated identity of thought and translation in his two papers by which I try to criticize the identity mentioned ...  Read More

Research Philosophy
Training of Transcendental Wisdom or complication and destruction of it? Critic of Sharh-e Manzume-ye Hekmat on Existance and Nothingness, part 1

Morteza Shajari

Volume 16, Issue 40 , September 2016, Pages 51-68

Abstract
  Sharh-e Manzume-ye  Hekmat on Existance and Nothingness composited by Dr. Reza Akbari and Seyyed Mohammad Manafiyan, is book that on the base of its auther's claim have been composited for training of Transcendental Wisdom. This book in spite of very advantages in it, Can not be training book in ...  Read More

Research Philosophy
Reviewing the Book Husserl in the Context of His Work

Mohammad Javad Safian

Volume 16, Issue 40 , September 2016, Pages 69-87

Abstract
  The book "Husserl in the Context of His Work", written by Abdul Karim Rashidian is a lasting and unique work in Farsi about Husserl. By mastering the sources and texts of Husserl and his commentators, the author attempted to obtain an overview of Husserl's most fundamental ideas and the evolution of ...  Read More

Research Philosophy
Reviewing Ibn Sina's Book and Mystical Allegory

Maryam Saneapou

Volume 16, Issue 40 , September 2016, Pages 89-102

Abstract
  In this article, the book Ibn Sina and the mystical allegory and phenomenological discourse of Corbin on the Sinai wisdom are analyzed and evaluated. The phenomenological approach of Corbin in this book, unlike the subjective approaches of most Western Orientalists can open the door to a fair dialogue ...  Read More

Research Philosophy
A Comparative Study of Plato and Rumi's Thoughts: A Critical Review

Ali Fath Taheri

Volume 16, Issue 40 , September 2016, Pages 103-114

Abstract
  It goes without saying that Plato is a great thinker who has exercised a great influence on the Western and Eastern culture and civilization. His influence goes to the extent that Whitehead considers the whole philosophy of the West nothing other than a footnote on Plato's philosophy. His thoughts were ...  Read More

Research Theology and religions
Criticism and Investigation of Bachelor Course program of Quran and Hadith Field

Ali Reza Fakhari

Volume 16, Issue 40 , September 2016, Pages 115-139

Abstract
  Abstract One of the issues in the way of increasing the field of study quality is curriculum development and educational content epitomized in course topics. Because of relation with two divine sources, Quran and Hadith field of study must have comprehensive acceptance to have a dynamic attendance in ...  Read More

Research Philosophy
Aristotle Christopher Shields, Routledge, 2007, xvi+ 456pp.

Hamidreza Mahboobi Arani

Volume 16, Issue 40 , September 2016, Pages 141-168

Abstract
  Christopher Shields’ Aristotle in Routledge Philosopher series is one of the most recent introductions to Aristotle’s philosophy in general. Shields’ intention in this book is not to be comprehensive in dealing with Aristotle’s views in every field. Rather, he believes that Aristotle ...  Read More