Philosophy of cooperation: prerequisites for philosophical cultural diplomacy

Philosophical Criticisms of Experimental Philosophy

The philosophical relevance of experimental psychology is hard to dispute. Much more controversial is the so-called negative program’s critique of armchair philosophical methodology, in particular the reliance on ‘intuitions’ about thought experiments. This chapter responds to that critique. It argues that, since the negative program has been forced to extend the category of intuition to ordina...

Literary Philosophy: The Anatomy of Philosophical Style

Paperless Philosophy as a Philosophical Method

I discuss the prospects for new forms of professional communication in philosophy. I argue that online discussions and online surveys ought to play a more important role in communications between philosophers than they play today. However, there are major obstacles to the widespread adoption of these media as channels of communication between academics. I offer an overview of these obstacles an...

Islamic & non Islamic Countries Cooperation: Perspective on Science Diplomacy Model

REBT , Philosophy and Philosophical Counselling Donald Robertson

One of the more philosophical forms of counselling (as opposed to forms of philosophical counselling) is Rational Emotive Behaviour Therapy (REBT), a popular form of cognitive therapy developed in the nineteen-fifties by the American psychologist Albert Ellis. It’s currently championed in the UK by Windy Dryden, a prolific and wellknown writer on psychotherapy and counselling. Although it claim...