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With some personal history, this rough draft encapsulates an interdisciplinary, experimental science that focuses on the the study of cellular and molecular activity of near-death states in biological and physiological systems. Mortology is the given name of the discipline because we are studying death and its relative nature of decay and degradati...
As I have explored elsewhere, the Birmingham Philosophy Guild, which my former students and I re-founded in 2012, is a team of community members who engage in theoretical discussion, support group self-cultivation, and community activism. To further promote the guild as a catalyst for progressive social change, the present article connects it to bo...
Integrating Indian Knowledge Systems (IKS) into higher education presents a unique opportunity to bridge the gap between ancient wisdom and modern academia. This chapter explores the relevance and potential of IKS in addressing contemporary academic and societal challenges. It highlights the holistic nature of traditional Indian knowledge, which em...
It is now almost inevitable that an agenda to identify the relevance of the thoughts of past scholars to the present-day circumstances facing the ummah is to be set that must look criticality of the 'Methodology and Measures' for progress of the ummah in OIC and beyond. This is in its efforts to avoid any labelling of Islamophobic mindset to be in...
The behavior of living systems has long intrigued philosophy, science, and mathematics. While physical laws and computational models explain non-living systems, the behavior of living beings resists full predictability through deterministic or algorithmic models. This paper explores the limitations of predictability in systems with conscious agents...
This research explores the spread-out influence of Vedic Sanātana Hinduism, postulating that it once served as a foundational spiritual and cultural tradition with a reach that extended well beyond the Indian subcontinent. By looking into key aspects of Vedic culture, such as meditation, ritual practices, and Ārcavigraha (deity worship) as expressi...
In addressing the question of what mental health is we might proceed as if there is a single phenomenon—mental health—denoted by a single overarching concept. The task, then, is to provide an informative analysis of this concept which applies to all and only instances of mental health, and which illuminates what it is to be mentally healthy. In con...
Alexander Ohnemus
Urbanism
16 September 2024
GHCG: Golems-to-Humans for the Common Good
Table of Contents:
I) Survival Heuristics, Classics, Tradition, and Philosophy
II) Risk Analysis and Science
III) Skin in the Game and Engineering
I) Survival Heuristics, Classics, Tradition, and Philosophy
Outline: Golem tradition, philosophy, science, r...
Outline: Golem tradition, philosophy, science, risk analysis, skin in the game and engineering.
1)AI replicate a dead individual’s phenotype with software.
2)User change replicate phenotype to be both more progressive and recessive.
3)3D print phenotype with stem cells.
4)Allow 3D printed phenotype to reproduce itself.
5)Reparation paying life cr...
The purpose of this paper is to emphasize the pioneering scientific contribution of the Italian analyst Luigi Fantappiè, from 1934 onwards to the beginning of the process of formation of the Brazilian mathematical community and, his influence on the elaboration of the first two theses of Doctorate in Sciences (Mathematics) which were defended at th...
Prolific writing is a remarkable human endeavor, showcasing the extraordinary capacity of individuals to produce vast bodies of work that leave a lasting impact on literature, philosophy, science, and society. From fiction writers who captivate millions with their storytelling to scholars whose extensive treatises shape intellectual thought, prolif...
The concept of eternal beings—whether understood as gods, transcendent intelligences, or cosmic forces—has long fascinated thinkers across various disciplines. This paper explores the epistemological challenges surrounding the existence and understanding of eternal beings, drawing from scientific, philosophical, and mystical traditions. From specul...
A great diversity of living beings and human values are invisible to the prevailing global culture, which associates the word biodiversity with large organisms such as trees and mammals. Paradoxically, most biodiversity is made up of small organisms that remain invisible to global society and are under-represented in philosophy, science, and educat...
YOMOKO PUBLISHING IS PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THE RELEASE OF A NEW BOOK BY JEAN-MARC KANIA <<<<>>>> – “SAYINGS AND IMPERATIVES" <<<<>>>>
"One can often learn more from sayings than
from even highly-respected multi-volume works." <<<<>>>>
This book presents sayings and imperatives cited from Professor Jean-Marc Kania’s scientific and popular science o...
This research aims to determine the historical development of philosophy and science as well as the transintegration of internal science from a philosophical perspective using the literature study method. Philosophy is considered to be the mother of science and is considered to be the first and last science which logically requires that other scien...
Most Western writings on Islam have been offensive, politicized, and biased, often focusing on the negative aspects of Islamic cultures. These writings have portrayed Western and Islamic relations as conflicting, contributing to the misrepresentation of Islam and the demonization of Muslims. The misconceptions and stereotypes about Islam and Muslim...
This article highlights the main principles of the Nietzschean view of nihilism. The analysis is focused on considering nihilism as a special approach to examination of the modern world. Nietzsche is positioning himself not only as a theorist or an investigator of cultural and anthropological symptoms of decadence, but also speaks as a prophet or a...
This paper delves into the theoretical investigation of the afterlife through the lens of differential equations, bridging philosophy, science, and engineering. While theories are not facts, and differential equations are traditionally rooted in applied mathematics, this study extends their application to explore the afterlife-a subject often consi...
Well, in this Proposed New Happy Earth Day Model, Theory and System for Global Education, Research and Development with R&D Approach, which also takes up all of the 7 Continental Earth Streams with North and South Poles with New Approach while taking Opposite Pairs of Continents as Ideal for Bi-Continental Streams like Opposite Pair Share Streams,...
The quest to understand the nature of existence and consciousness has long been a central endeavor in human thought, spanning diverse fields such as philosophy, science, mathematics, mysticism, theology, and artificial intelligence. This paper aims to integrate these varied perspectives into a comprehensive multidimensional framework, encompassing...
Philosophy of science encompasses reflective thinking about the foundations of science and its relationship with human life. The purpose of this writing is to elaborate ontological views on the objects of knowledge in the philosophy of science. The method used in the research is literature study, where the author conducts a review of various books...
Background: Philosophy, science, and the philosophy of science serve as interconnected systems of expression that can be utilized as benchmarks and standards of truth across various fields. Through the study of mathematical logic, the complexity of thought will contribute to analyzing a strong epistemological and methodological foundation for moder...
The relative value of automation is debated. On one hand, it is lauded for making mundane work doable by machines. Not only can such machines carry out such work more efficiently than humans: the latter are then empowered and opened up to fulfill endeavors [58] (e.g., creative). Furthermore, automation can itself inspire innovations and the creatio...
L'objectif est d'analyser la controverse entre deux professeurs qui occupaient les chaires de sociologie I et II à la Faculté de philosophie, sciences et lettres de l'Université de São Paulo dans les premières années de sa fondation. Cette controverse, qui opposait sociologie et ethnologie, philosophie sociale et recherche empirique, était ancrée d...
Western esotericism refers to a broad spectrum of spiritual currents and movements found in the Western world, encompassing mystical, metaphysical, and occult traditions. These esoteric beliefs and practices have their roots in the ancient world, drawing from sources such as Hermeticism, Gnosticism, Neoplatonism, and various pagan and mystical phil...
How meaning is created, circulated, and manipulated in the post-truth era is not self-evident. How are we to distinguish between the distribution and power of constructed information and knowledge production? These were questions at the core of the discursive project on epistemology entitled How do you know? at KHiO Oslo National Academy of the Art...
"Before Light: The Theological, Philosophical, and Scientific Perspectives on Nothingness" embarks on an interdisciplinary journey into the heart of one of the most profound and elusive concepts that have fascinated humanity: nothingness. Through the lenses of theology, philosophy, and science, this exploration delves into the origins of the univer...
These pages include the book cover, Contents, Preface, first page of all 27 articles, Index, and bookback of the book, "Science Anthology: Histophysics, Art, Philosophy, Science," by Lui Lam (World Scientific, 2024). Additionally, the 1st article, "The Scimat Story," and the 4th article "Bettering humanity: The Scimat approach," are included here i...
Keywords Branch of theology God Philosophy Science Theology
Learning a foreign language for professional necessity is very much logical but schooling in foreign language hampers the way of acquiring true taste of learning things from the root. As we use to conduct regular interaction in our mother tongue, it helps us acquire necessary knowledge, skills, and attitude on different aspects of arts, culture, ph...
The traditional Gurukul system is not widely practiced in contemporary society, however This system continues to inspire modern education systems due to its focus on holistic development and unique features . The Gurukul system has influence modern Indian education in a number of method . Objective from study This ie For know development as well as...
An engaging and insightful journey into human consciousness.
What if our goal had not been to land on Mars, but in pure consciousness? The experience of pure consciousness—what does it look like? What is the essence of human consciousness? In The Elephant and the Blind, influential philosopher Thomas Metzinger, one of the world's leading researcher...
Content
Introduction
I. EDWs, the Hypernothing (EW0) and Physics
Chapter 1 The principles of “epistemologically different worlds” perspective
1.1 The principles concerning existence and interactions of objects
1.2 Epistemologically Different Worlds (EDWs)
1.3 The chains of EDWs
Chapter 2 The “Big Bang” (from actual Physics) versus Hypermetaphysics:...
This journal examines the influence of positivist philosophy in the context of the development of modern science with a focus on epistemological perspectives and theological implications. The philosophy of positivism introduced by Auguste Comte in the 19th century had a significant impact on our understanding of the nature of knowledge and the way...
This study explores the substantial influence of Muslim scholars on the intellectual progress of Western society during the Medieval Era. By examining the dynamic relationship between Arab-Islam and European-Christianity, this research emphasizes the significant impact of Muslim scholars in various fields such as philosophy, science, astronomy, art...
The article presents the content of a review of the new textbook «Philosophy of Education. Lectures. Workshop» by Doctor of Philosophy Sciences Svitlana Cherepanova, intended for master's students of specialty 011 «Educational, Pedagogical Sciences». The relevance of the publication, structuring features, author's novelty and specifics of using the...
The Islamic Golden Age was the time in history from eighth to fourteenth century. This era was marked by expansion of Islamic world to all the Middle East, North Africa, South and East Europe, and Central Asia. The Islamic world was the wealthiest region in the world at that time and that wealth was utilized to promote great flourishing in the arts...
This article highlights the question of interfacing with the teaching of methodological concerns in philosophy, science, and sociology. The article argues that there is an intrinsic relationship between philosophy, science, and social sciences. Philosophy and Science influence social sciences. However, searching for 'reality' and knowledge about th...
Human life and his/her evolutionary and spiritual development depend on communicating with the reality that is in front of him/her. What establishes this connection is science, whose nature remains in a place of ambiguity due to many and varied definitions and other reasons. However, despite the consensus about the basic questions about science and...
This study aims to analyze the creative thinking skills of students based on spiritual metaphysics to determine the factors that influence the students' creative thinking skills using the I’tikaf Muslim method. Iktikaf worship means remaining silent and remaining in something. According to Hanafi scholars, iktikaf means staying silent in the mosque...
This paper traces the key moments that shaped the perceptions of the literary arts and their epistemic relationship with systematic social study in Western thought. Following a chronological order, spanning from antiquity to the modern era, it adopts a conceptual-history approach. This comprehensive scope enables the analysis of different watershed...
In this paper we present the manner in which René Descartes discovered the principle of the autonomy of the spirit as a Mathesis Universalis, as a universal science, his perception being much different from the medieval scholastic one, where the intellect corresponded with the sensible reality. Descartes reversed this suitability, considering that...
This research deals with the reception of one of the most famous Austrian playwrights in the Arab world, who found his way to the Arab theater-and was absent from his Iraqi counterpart-especially his play (Rozznjogd), which was translated by Qasim Talaa, in addition to other works into Arabic on the Internet. Literary translation constitutes one of...
The aim of this research is to examine the comparison or difference between philosophy of science and philosophy of science and its implications for the development of education today. The method used in this research is library research. This research data collection used primary and secondary data sources. In analyzing the data, the author uses a...
The indigenous education in Kenya before the advent of formal education has been neglected by most education stakeholders in the 21st Century. The absence of indigenous knowledge among the Kenyan children has greatly affected their development of thoughts, feelings, emotions, personality, and interpretation of reality that form the basis of the 21s...
The aim of the study presented here is to show that Jasper’s idea of university is intended to present a defence of philosophical life of a university against its reduction to a merely utilitarian concept. Jaspers follows up on the enlightened role of philosophy within university education and develops it in the conditions of the dark twentieth cen...
This paper provides a reading of Nishitani’s philosophy of culture. It argues that the advent of nihilism is the logical conclusion of what will be called the “fracturing of culture” in which philosophy and religion lose their creative force to revitalize a cultural tradition as the sense of being-in-time that forms the historical life of a histori...
Between the Boxer Movement and the 1911 Revolution, missionaries in China confronted distinct social challenges compared to their counterparts in home countries. In response, American missionary Young John Allen and his Chinese assistant, Van Yi, co-translated James Wideman Lee’s The Making of a Man into Chinese as Ren Xue. This translation aimed t...
Alexander Ohnemus
No Professor
Applied Mathematics
2 October 2023
The Differential Equations of Life Extension
In theory, life extension is feasible. To implement a theory into practice, differential equations must be followed. Differential equations are applied mathematics. Applied mathematics put their mathematician at a greater risk of being re...
The article is based on qualitative research -the expert interviews. 14 professionals well-acquainted with the educational and university context working in the following spheres: philosophy, science of education, sociology, and the sphere of organizing and management of higher education participated in the research. They were former and present re...
In the vast realm of human knowledge, mathematics stands as a beacon of clarity, structure, and universal truth. It underpins the rhythms of the cosmos, the patterns in nature, and the intricate web of human thought. But what if, as a thought experiment, we were to excise these mathematical underpinnings? This paper ventures into this uncharted ter...
In order to find the logical basis that human beings should live in harmony, or at least should not intentionally hurt each other, we redefine several basic terms, such as matter and spirit, universe and nature, space and time, and life, and draw corresponding logical corollaries according to the definitions of these terms. Meanwhile, on the basis...
Climate, zoonosis and interdisciplinarity
AIDS, along with SARS, MERS and other respiratory diseases, as well as, most recently, COVID-19, have alerted humankind to the increasing danger of zoonoses, i.e., diseases that are naturally transmitted between people and vertebrate animals (1). Climate and its change clearly affect the habitat and behavi...
The understanding of the nature and the software of the mind has generated immense debate in religion, philosophy, sciences and psychology. Drucker notes that the basic assumption about the reality is the foundation for science, axiom and algorithm adopted for the theory, concept and method. The assumption differentiates what is important from what...
What happens when you bring together a folklore-obsessed Irishman, a cosmologist enthralled with quantum mechanics, a philosopher tormented by existential nightmares, and a bar owner grappling with addiction in a room with Sigmund Freud? "The Birth of Q-FET" is a fictional exploration into the minds of these diverse characters as they engage in a r...
This course explores the concepts of philosophy, science, and reality by analysing some of the most important philosophical and scientific texts in history. Students will develop adequate critical and analytical skills by focusing on the essence and tasks of philosophy and science, and the possible dialogue between the two. Furthermore, students wi...
Humans as God's creatures are equipped with reason and thought, with reason and mind that makes humans different from other creatures. He has a tendency to be curious about everything he sees and feels. This wish to know is accompanied by a number of questions which then become the rationale for finding answers to these questions. The series of pro...
During the classical phase of cultural history (1800-1950) in the Western world, historians concentrated on the history of the classics, the canon of masterpieces of art, literature, philosophy, science, etc. Only in the 1930s did works appear that describe the relationship between culture and society. In the 1960s historians turned to the study of...
Today a great diversity of living beings and human values are invisible to the prevailing culture of global society. This culture usually associates the word biodiversity with large organisms such as trees and mammals. Paradoxically, most of the animal biodiversity is made up of small organisms that remain invisible in global culture and are under-...
Indian Knowledge System (IKS) encompass the vast and diverse intellectual traditions of India, spanning various fields such as philosophy, science, medicine, mathematics, arts, and spirituality. Rooted in ancient texts like the Vedas, Upanishads, Puranas, and classical literature, IKS represent a holistic approach to understanding the world and hum...
Introduced in 2023, the Spiritual Theory of Everything Model (STOEM) has redefined our understanding of the universe, blending the physical and spiritual dimensions into a holistic model. This essay explores how STOEM's unique framework resonates with or diverges from the philosophical perspectives of six influential thinkers - Galileo Galilei, Epi...
Introduction. The presumption of knowledge of the law and laws of the state assumes that every citizen knows the necessary amount of legal information sufficient to fulfill the basic obligation to comply with the Constitution and laws of the Russian Federation. Accordingly, the study of the Constitution of the Russian Federation and basic laws is m...
While starting its Journey with New Happy Earth Day Model of 7 Continents for New Paradigm Shifts of 4D Energy, Fifth Force and Power Matrix Through Hypothesis, Protocol and Research of Philselfology (ResearchGate, June 2024, DOI: 10.13140/RG.2.2.19691.55848, https://www.researchgate.net/publication/381472401_New_Happy_Earth_Day_Model_of_7_Continen...
In the UNESCO International Decade of Indigenous Languages of 2022-32, there is also a Greater Need of having the International Decade of Indigenous Dialects, and thus all as Indigenous Languages and Dialects or Indigenous Dialects and Languages, where it also includes Mother Tongue with Mother Dialect Streams, where the Mother Dialects seem to be...
Resumo Neste artigo abordamos um trabalho que foi a primeira tese de doutorado em Ciências (Matemática) defendida em 1942, na FFCL-USP. A tese diz respeito à teoria dos funcionais analíticos, uma extensão da teoria dos funcionais, subárea da Análise Matemática. No trabalho o autor aborda o conceito e os fundamentos dos funcionais analíticos lineare...
This article discusses listening to music suitable for sound perception and the associated changes in paradigms or ways of thinking that so often occur when we move from visual to auditory perception. The distinction between historically accepted and rejected sounds is used to show how the placement of sounds in our subconscious has shaped the form...
Throughout history, nature has inspired architectural theories, philosophies, and designs. Architects have looked at nature for inspiration, solutions and creativity for design processes. Developments in philosophy, science and technology have triggered various conceptions of nature, which have an undeniable impact on architectural design thinking....
Abstract:
"Dr. Allama M. Iqbal delivered a series of seven
addresses for the renaissance and resurgence of religious
thought of Muslims which later on printed under the title
of "The Reconstruction of Religious Thought in Islam". In
these addresses, he tried to rejuvenate and awake the the
Muslims of sub-continent regarding development of
modern a...
Allama Muhammad Iqbal delivered a series of lectures in second and third decades of the twentieth century which were later complied and published under the title of The Reconstruction of Religious Thought in Islam. Due to being amalgam of philosophy, science and religion, these lectures are complicated in nature, making it difficult for a layperson...
Le texte joint est un brouillon et il est édité car lisible, même si l'anglais n'est pas bon, mais il est loin d'être terminé (the text in English here is still a draft). Pour le texte en français qui est à l'origine de cette page, cf. "Le nucléaire : un choix propre ?", édité sur ce site sur une autre page et initialement sur cette page, ce qui fa...
Recent publications by several leading philosophers of chemistry have focused on the definition, scope, utility, and nomenclature of issues dealing with acidity and basicity. In this paper, molecular orbital theory is used to explain all acid–base reactions, concluding that the interaction of the highest occupied molecular orbital (HOMO) of one sub...
We are very happy to present the next volume of Dialogical Collection – an international and interdisciplinary initiative that embraces various languages, different cultures, philosophy, art and sciences. We want to create a space for dialogic encounters. Our logo, i.e.“”, represents two participants in dialogue, the joy of meeting and mutual atten...
The main goal of this paper whas to discussed how and why, Christian theologian, philosopher and scientist Alister Mcgrath criticized Scientism, which says that only Science can attain any kind of truth. As we saw in the paper, Alister Mcgrath (who knows Perfectly philosophy, science, Theology and philosophy of science), criticized Scientism and tr...
Ibn Khaldun is recognized as one of the most influential philosophers of history. Although he wrote in the late 13th and early 14th centuries, his works have stood the test of time and remain relevant in the understanding of trends in historical development. The focus of this article is to briefly analyse the major ideas and contributions of Ibn Kh...
The relevance of the study lies in the fact that for the first time attention is drawn to the sequence – the concept that is formed by the relation, more precisely, the location, of the preceding and subsequent. How the preceding and the following are arranged is a question that is answered in one way or another by the study of the sequence. This i...
Contemporary science pedagogy, especially at the secondary level, seeks to emphasize Dewey’s idea of science as a method. More specifically, factors of the nature of science that highlight inquiry-based learning have been popularized and applied in science curricula and classrooms. Simultaneously, the West has experienced exponential growth in stud...
Introduction. The article examines the most important aspects of the issues of EU constitutional law, namely the nature of European constitutionalism, European values and identity, the relationship between the optimal European model and global governance. The author substantiates the opinion that, for the first time in the process of European integ...
Modern Turkey is the result of national independence and liberation from the structures of a freedom-restricted rule of divine origin. The absolutist rule of the Ottoman Empire was legitimised by natural law, whose sources were local customs and Islamic revelations. With the founding of Turkey, this line was turned in the direction of modern law an...
Johann Michel’s Homo Interpretans aims at giving an account of the common ground to the question of interpretation, in a general sense covering ordinary as well as scholarly practices and conceptions, and to the question of philosophical anthropology. Important aspects of Ricoeur’s philosophy are also discussed throughout the book. The author’s the...
Following the homecoming of the Great Amir Timur, the Capital bustles in celebration. However, rumours of sightings of the simorgh—the bird of legend—cause uproar and prompt a flurry of activity to make sense of the creature’s sudden appearance. In the midst of the chaos, two aspiring scholars are secretly assigned to determine the meaning of the s...
A cognitive ethnography of how bioengineering scientists create innovative modeling methods.
In this first full-scale, long-term cognitive ethnography by a philosopher of science, Nancy J. Nersessian offers an account of how scientists at the interdisciplinary frontiers of bioengineering create novel problem-solving methods. Bioengineering scientis...
Literature is one of the most creative areas of study. Its width covers disciplines across philosophy, science fiction, mythology, culture and beyond. Using the hip-hop mode of self-praise, this literary essay explores how narrative can engage with scientific subjects. It attempts to portray how the creative art or literature has no boundaries when...
The purpose of the study in this article is to compare and analyze romantic motifs in the literary text and cinematography. The material of the study was the literary text - the poem “The Demon” by Mikhail Yuryevich Lermontov and the film “Wings of Desire” (Der Himmelüber Berlin) directed by Wim Wenders. The article examined the key concepts: roman...
The concept of logos in the Christian faith does not only refer to theological ideas but also touches on the issue of the Christian worldview which as a whole refers to Christ as its centrality. The concept is suspected of being a form of logocentrism (grand narrative) that forms polarization and negation of the external world. Through deconstructi...
The Group for Studies and Interventions in Grief and Terminality of the University of São Paulo (LUTE-USP) was created in 2020 in the Laboratory for Teaching and Research in Health Psychology of the Faculty of Philosophy, Sciences and Letters of Ribeirão Preto (LEPPS-FFCLRP-USP-CNPq). The objective of this study is to describe the organization and...
The purpose of this paper is to demonstrate how Bertrand Russell depicts the relation of mysticism to three other areas of human activity: philosophy, science, and religion, and thus: its special role. In his essay Mysticism and Logic (1914), Russell defines mystical thinking as beliefs in (1) the existence of special insight, (2) the unity of all...
This paper re-examines the dispute concerning Hobbes’s religious beliefs in light of his natural philosophy. First, I argue that atheistic readings of Hobbes can be more plausibly defended provided interpreters make use of a methodological unity thesis. Second, I suggest that theistic readers of Hobbes have good reason to favor the autonomy thesis....
Siddha System of Medicine is a Traditional System of Medicine, originated from South India. It is formed through ancient Clairvoyants called Siddhars who possess unimaginable supernatural powers and wisdom. Thantha thaavanam is a procedure mentioned in Siddha System of Medicine to maintain oral health and hygiene in a strict and standard guidelines...
The article for the first time aims to investigate the catalog of the library of Kharkiv Collegium of 1823. Since the document was concluded shortly after the Kharkiv Collegium was transformed into a seminary, it recorded the final stage of the history of this library. By comparing the catalog of 1823 with the known previous catalogs (1753 and 1769...
The article justifies the inextricable interconnectedness and creative interaction of philosophy, science and education in the course of their historical development. The article focuses on the problem of teaching the course of history and philosophy of science (HFS) in terms of formation of critical creative thinking of the future scientist. The a...
Summary
The scientist Theodor N. Tsyrdea, a distinguished personality of national science and culture, correspondent member of the Academy of Informatics of Ukraine, of the International Academy of Noosphere and professor, the head of the Philosophy and Bioethics Department (1999-2008) contributed prodigiously to the development of philosophy, scie...
This article aims to look at the construction of Islamic education from the perspective of Seyyed Hossein Nasr. Nasr is an Islamic thinker whose capabilities are not in doubt in the study of Islamic philosophy, science, and ethics. The research approach used in this article is a literature review. Research problems are studied and analysed through...
The lexical-terminological stratum created based on the philosophical thought and philosophical base of the years of independence in modern Azerbaijani language develop specially. Also the new concepts regarding the philosophical categories, theories and change and essence of the content of them were created. The creation and development of new phi...
I explain how philosophy, science and theology can continue to work together concerning the issue of ultimate origins. In reply to the objection that we should try to find a scientific explanation rather than accepting the conclusion of design, the KCA-TA demonstrates that the ultimate explanation cannot be a scientific one, because the first event...
The connection between religion and identity has indeed become a topic of interest in light of advancements in science and technology. Both religion and the exploration of self are avenues through which individuals seek to find meaning in life and construct a sense of identity. While these concepts have often been examined independently, they both...
Structure of man in the biblical act of Creation The question about man, his origin, structure, place, and role in the world, relation to others and his ultimate goal, belongs to fundamental categories. In his pursuits, man constantly tries to find the right answer to this important question. These attempts can be noticed in every area of human lif...
Lacanian psychoanalysis has received increasing attention in the last few decades for its relevance to thinking about politics, mainly as a result of its key role in the work of the post-Althusserian philosophers of the Ljubljana School. This, however, has resulted in a portrayal of Lacan’s position with respect to Marx that can seem obvious and un...
Today, major disciplines (including psychology, philosophy, science, etc.) are seeking to forge a deeper connection with spirituality/spiritual values. Emanating from these efforts are clues about the role of spirituality as an inspiration, a fertile source, and a benchmark for research, policy-making, and reforms. In the case of law/the law, schol...
The book contains different essays in honor of Vincenzo Fano, for his 60th birthday. They address several foundational issues in the philosophy and metaphysics of science, epistemology, history of science and philosophy, and the relation between philosophy, science, and art. The crucial aspect of the book-if we may single out one-is the constant di...
What we see Is not what we see But what we are » (Fernando Pessoa) « Why do I consider that the eviction of "life" as an authentic object of biology is a cultural and political disaster? Basically, it is a question of values and respect; what scientific knowledge tells us about the knower. If we were to take it lying down, if we were to accept the...