Philosophy of Information: Revolution in Philosophy

Philosophy of Information: Revolution in Philosophy. Towards an Informational Metaphilosophy of Science

In the most general if unconventional terms, science is the study of how man is part of the universe. Philosophy is the study of man’s ideas of the universe and how man differs from the rest of the universe. It has of course been recognized that philosophy and science are not totally disjointed. Science is in any case not a monolithic entity but refers to knowledge as the results of reasoning a...

Capacities of Transcendent Philosophy in the Elucidation of Iran’s Revolution

Iran’s Revolution has been to date analyzed with a variety of theories, but the gap in the presentation of a native theory for its analysis has been always felt. Given the significance of this subject, the present paper attempts to shed some light on the capacities and position of transcendent philosophy in the analysis of the Islamic Revolution of Iran. In doing so, an attempt was made to theo...

Ikeda’s Philosophy of Human Revolution

In this paper I will consider and examine the figure and work of Daisaku Ikeda, a Japanese Buddhist master, philosopher and writer. It seems impossible to separate within it creed from argument, faith from reason, and religion from philosophy. In particular, Ikeda’s philosophy of human revolution is the contemporary reelaboration of Nichiren’s interpretation and practice of the Lotus Sutra. I w...

Philosophy of Philosophy of Religion

The Computer Revolution in Philosophy (1978)

CHAPTER 8 ON LEARNING ABOUT NUMBERS: PROBLEMS AND SPECULATIONS[*] 8.