Between concept and metaphor: reviewing Nietzsche’s doctrine of truth

Aristocratic Radicalism or Anarchy? An Examination of Nietzsche’s Doctrine of Will to Power

Friedrich Nietzsche: a Philosopher of Immoralism?

Nietzsche’s criticisms were directed against what he reckons as the progressive ‘moral’ disintegration of late 19 century Germany. He described morality as “the doctrine of the relations of supremacy (Herrschafts-Verhältnissen) under which the phenomenon of ‘life’ comes to be.” This definition, however, is broad and mired in ambiguity, and as will be pointed out later, escapes multitudinous ‘mo...

Clement of Alexandria and His Doctrine of Scripture

This article discusses Clement of Alexandria’s doctrine of Scripture based on the terms “voice” of God, “first principle,” and “demonstration” that he uses for Scripture. By studying the usage of these terms and the related passages, it will be made clear that Clement regards Scripture as a vessel of God’s voice, favoring what is now called the theory of verbal inspiration. Mo...

مبانی منطقی طراحی سیستم خط‌مشی‌گذاری دولتی برای تحقق عدالت حق‌مدار (براساس نهج‌البلاغه)

This article demonstrates a part of findings of a research that has been designed with the intention of determining the characteristics of the desired public policy making system for achieving social justice. To begin with, James P. Sterba's categorization of alternative political perspectives to justice is reviewed and then "truth – oriented" justice is studied. To reach a precise and scholar...

Abstract

Semantics of The Protected Plate in Qur’an/ Alireza Fakhari/                                     Farzad Dehghani/Ali Sharifi Reflection on the Relationship between/ Gadamer’s Philosophical Hermeneutics and Natural Science/ Alireza Monajemi The proof of the outside world in view of Allame Tabatabai'/ Ali Reza Qaeminia/ Islam Rajabi/Alireza San...