Volume 13 (2023)
Volume 12 (2022)
Volume 11 (2021)
Volume 10 (2020)
Volume 9 (2019)
Volume 8 (2018)
Volume 7 (2017)
Volume 6 (2016)
Volume 5 (2015)
Volume 4 (2014)
Volume 3 (2013)
Volume 2 (2010)
Volume 1 (2009)
Main Subjects = moral philosophy
Number of Articles: 42
My Other Self: Discovering the moral foundation of Metaphysics in Aristotle
Volume 12, Issue 28 , August 2022, , Pages 293-316
Abstract
The dominant interpretation about the relation between metaphysics and morality in Aristotle’s thought is the separative interpretation. According to this understanding, Aristotle ... Read More
nonnaturalism in ethics and its ambiguities
Volume 12, Issue 28 , August 2022, , Pages 391-415
Abstract
Some thinkers believe that moral value has its own unique identity and cannot be reduced to nonmoral things. By expressing such an idea, George Moore sees the consequence of this unique ... Read More
The Relation between Right and Morality in Kant’s Philosophy: Doctrine of Dependence
Volume 12, Issue 28 , August 2022, , Pages 423-457
Abstract
Undoubtedly, Kant was interested in philosophy of law, even before proposing his critical philosophy. But, he delivered his fully-fledged philosophy of right in “Metaphysics of ... Read More
Enhancement of Intangible (Immaterial) Assets in Formal and Informal Institutions by Virtue Enrichment of Human Capital
Volume 11, Issue 27 , February 2022, , Pages 19-48
Abstract
Abstract: Nowadays, human capital is considered as the most important asset for the development of institutions, organizations and firms. Researchers have found that enhancement of ... Read More
The Right and Wrong Kinds of Motivations: An Argument against the Humean Theory of Motivation
Volume 11, Issue 27 , February 2022, , Pages 171-202
Abstract
The Humean theory of motivation maintains that cognitive states like beliefs lack motivating force. If an agent were to be motivated to perform an action, s/he would necessarily have ... Read More
Critical study of the theological incorrectness of the production of genetically modified foods
Volume 11, Issue 27 , February 2022, , Pages 213-239
Abstract
The world's population is growing exponentially, and people are facing significant problems such as hunger and extreme malnutrition. According to some people, the production of genetically ... Read More
Individuality of pain and despair in the midst of a prevalent disaster; An Anti-Climacusian Approach
Volume 11, Issue 27 , February 2022, , Pages 247-276
Abstract
As Kierkegaard has explained, humankind’s pain is recognized with its individuality. But, what happens for the pain during a prevalent disaster, and what changes does it go through? ... Read More
The Place of the Other in the Deconstruction of Subjectivity and Ethics: Lacan and Levinas
Volume 11, Issue 26 , June 2021, , Pages 131-162
Abstract
Lacan and Levinas were among the first contemporary thinkers of the twentieth century who have put emphasize on the concepts of otherness and subjectivity. The approach of these two ... Read More
Review of the Relationship between Normative and Applied Ethics: Covid-19 Insights
Volume 11, Issue 26 , June 2021, , Pages 223-250
Abstract
Any theory in normative ethics offers an exclusive criteria for moral action. At the same time, the prevailing view is that applying any normative theory can solve practical ethical ... Read More
Mental Obsession: An Analysis Based on Nietzschean Concepts of Ressentiment and Bad Conscience
Volume 11, Issue 26 , June 2021, , Pages 251-278
Abstract
Mental obsession means repeated, unwanted, uncontrollable thoughts which causes unusual anxiety and makes one do obsessive actions, in response. These actions seem to reduce anxiety ... Read More
Seperation of Law and Morality in Hans Kelsen’s Theory of Obligation
Volume 11, Issue 26 , June 2021, , Pages 339-379
Abstract
The purity of the “Pure Theory” demands the separation of law from morality. Therefore, Kelsen tries to offer an ideal form of legal statements, which are distinguishable ... Read More
Review and Criticism of Singer' view on morality of abortion
Volume 8, Issue 21 , December 2018, , Pages 229-254
Abstract
Peter Singer is the prominent moral philosophers and many of his works have been published, especially in applied ethics and animal rights. He is highly regarded and reviewed. He struggled ... Read More
Aquinas on practical reason
Volume 8, Issue 21 , December 2018, , Pages 255-277
Abstract
آکویناس بر این باور بود که طبیعت انسان مشتمل بر غایاتی ذاتی است که از نظمی پیروی میکنند که وی آن را ... Read More
Investigating Shame: A comparison between the Freudian psychoanalysis and cognitive approach in psychology and a theological-moral view about shame
Volume 8, Issue 20 , August 2018, , Pages 109-143
Abstract
Shame’s conceptualization is one of the most challenging discussions in psychological studies. This challenge creates many ambiguities for both psychologists and theologians in ... Read More
Good Samaritan and Permissibility of abortion
Volume 7, Issue 19 , September 2017, , Pages 59-88
Abstract
Judith Jarvis Thomson's "Defense of Abortion" is one of the most influential papers about Permissibility of abortion, So that after its publication in 1971 it has reprinted and criticized ... Read More
The Challenges of “Liberty” in the Enquires of “Mill” & “Feinberg”
Volume 7, Issue 19 , September 2017, , Pages 107-142
Abstract
Joel Feinberg (1926-2004) is a groundbreaking philosopher in contemporary moral, legal, and political philosophy. He changed the way people thought about things, and his theory of “the ... Read More
Functions of critical thinking in ethics in R. M. Hare's opinion
Volume 7, Issue 18 , April 2017, , Pages 241-268