List of articles (by subject) Philosophy and wisdom

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  1 - Moral responsibility from the point of view of Akhwan al-Safa
  Maryam abasabadarabi Mahmood farimaneh
  "Responsibility" means asking someone for something and it is used in cases where the petitioner can follow up on his request from the respondent and question him about his behavior in accordance with or against his request and its consequences. Knowledge, authority and More

  "Responsibility" means asking someone for something and it is used in cases where the petitioner can follow up on his request from the respondent and question him about his behavior in accordance with or against his request and its consequences. Knowledge, authority and power are considered as conditions of moral responsibility. A group of determinists believe that there are laws that question a person's moral responsibility. Discoveries in the field of genetics have fueled these views in recent years. But in the past centuries, the Akhwan al-Safa explained the influence of these natural factors such as temperament, weather, astrological rulings at the time of birth, etc. on ethics at the beginning of their treatise on ethics, but continued with the plan of dividing ethics into "centered" ethics. and "acquired", shows that these factors do not lead to predestination and lack of control and moral responsibility is still established. Addressing the impact of these issues on the part of the Brotherhood is because by planning these factors, the ground can be prepared for people to live more morally. Manuscript profile
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  2 - Love in the perspective of Attar Neishaburi and Søren Kierkegaard
  Razieh Shahrabadi Ali hajimousaei
  Love is a state of human emotional state which is interpreted as excessive enthusiasm and Strong desire for something. Attar Nishaburi, one of the followers of love, believes that by Becoming Mortal in the fiery sea of love, one can achieve absolute survival. the philos More

  Love is a state of human emotional state which is interpreted as excessive enthusiasm and Strong desire for something. Attar Nishaburi, one of the followers of love, believes that by Becoming Mortal in the fiery sea of love, one can achieve absolute survival. the philosophers of Religious existentialism have also based their philosophy on love. Kierkegaard, existentialist Philosopher and christian theologian, considers love as the ultimate faith and the faith is only Means of reaching God. the results indicate that these two thinkers consider moving away from Virtual love as the most important factor in achieving true love. and both of them believe that Pain and suffering, anxiety and apprehension, absolute isolation, preferring love over reason, and Achieving survival and immortality are the main characteristics of divine love. in this research, The intellectual contributions of two thinkers in the field of love are investigated with a library Approach and with a comparative and interpretive approach. Manuscript profile