one of the most important issues in philosophy of religion is theanthropology, because the human being is both receiver and addresseeof religion. our view to religion can be changed by our view to human.the present article wants to compare the insight of twophilosophers-one of them from the east and the other from the west. mulla-sadra with the presentation of motion in substance in the center ...

Abstract There has been an explosion of interest in the metaphysics fundamentality recent decades. The consensus view, called metaphysical foundationalism, maintains that there is something absolutely fundamental reality upon which everything else depends. However, a number thinkers have challenged arguments favor foundationalism and proposed competing non-foundationalist ontologies. This paper...

I defend the extremist position that fundamental ontology of world consists a vector in Hilbert space evolving according to Schrödinger equation. The laws physics are determined solely by energy eigenspectrum Hamiltonian. structure our observed world, including and fields living within it, should arise as higher-level emergent description. sketch how this might come about, although much work re...

Consider a cubic unit u of positive discriminant. We present a computational proof of the fact that u is a fundamental unit of the order Z[u] in most cases and determine the exceptions. This extends a similar (but restrictive) result due to E. Thomas. Introduction Let f(X) := X + aX + bX ± 1 ∈ Z[X] be irreducible in Z[X] and with three (distinct) real roots. We think of the order R := Z[u], obt...

the concept of ${mathscr{f}}_{st}$-fundamentality is introduced in uniform spaces, generated by some filter ${mathscr{f}}$. its equivalence to the concept of ${mathscr{f}}$-convergence in uniform spaces is proved. this convergence generalizes many kinds of convergence, including the well-known statistical convergence.

Is identity a fundamental concept? Of course, it all depends on what it takes for something to be fundamental. For the purposes of this paper, I will consider identity’s fundamentality as exhibiting four features, which, if satisfied, also provide four reasons to think that a fundamental concept is involved (see Bueno [2014]): (1) Identity is presupposed in every conceptual system; (2) it is re...

Many philosophers, and particularly those of a Kantian stripe, have suspected that claims about the ways the world and its joints are (in contrast to claims about the joints in our models of the world and the way they are) make little sense. Recently, similar views have gained prominence in the philosophy of science and in cognitive psychology. The demise of the strong distinction between theor...

Ontic structural realists draw support for their view from fundamental theories in modern physics. Quantum mechanics is uncontroversially regarded as being amongst those theories. In this paper, I defend the idea that quantum mechanics cannot play this role of a fundamental theory without assuming that a solution for the measurement problem is available. I go on to illustrate that, in the light...