this paper seeks to address the issue of alienation from the perspective of mulla sadra. although mulla sadra did not explicitly employed the term alienation, equivalent terms, such as self-forgetfulness, negligence and self-unconsciousness can be found in his works. the outcome of the study is that mulla sadra is pursuing excellence and perfection of human beings through transcendent philosoph...

Abstract This paper discusses the meta-ethical implications of Wittgenstein’s later moral philosophy. According to Lovibond and Brandhorst, Wittgenstein provided a novel conception facts, properties objects by adopting deflationism. argues that seamless language together with his non-foundational epistemology non-transcendent understanding rationality involves change perspective towards plausib...

This article states a claim about the fundamental nature of monarchy as something which in antiquity and medievality straddled immanent transcendent worlds but is only half understood modernity where world wholly so has politics must be theorised consistent terms. It draws on theories antique monarchy, medieval constitutional popular sovereignty, asserts three distinctive arguments: that always...

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Nature is a vital context for transcendent experiences fostering the spiritual dimensions of humankind. Analysing data from protected areas in China, this paper investigates ways which spirituality permeates nature-based tourism. A thematic analysis was undertaken to interpret 27 semi-structured in-depth interviews with professionals and tourists. Findings enable construction hierarchical frame...

Most German philosophers in the early nineteenth century were devoted, to the idealistic « completion » of Immanuel Kant's critical philosophy. A few independent philosophers, however , were preoccupied with the elaboration of a non-idealistic, and less speculative, conclusion to Kant's thought. Among the earliest opponents of the speculativ~ idealists was Jakob Frie-d~ich Fries (1773-1843), a ...