what features and advantages does the prophet have which distinguish him from others? to answer this question, the writer names three approaches: 1. epistemical approach, 2. responsibility approach, and 3, situational approach. in the first approach, he examines various viewpoints which all view divine knowledge (ma‘rifat) as the prophet's distinctive feature. in the second approach, the s...

divine names and attributes have a great bearing on the relationship between man and god in respects such as belief in and supplication to him. the semantic dimension of this issue has been the focus of attention in the philosophy of religion. this aspect of divine names and attributes is concerned with questions as to how to discuss god’s names and how these names relate to man’s attributes. i...

The problem of error analysis is one which presents itself in any experimental setting. One measures some quantities in an experiment, and through calculation obtains a number which hopefully describes some important facet of Nature. From a series of measured numbers one should be able to divine a ‘rule of Nature’ and gain a true understanding about what is going on around us everyday. Unfortun...

This thesis aims at studying the conception of nature in William Wordsworth’s poetry. As one remarkable representatives romantic period, Wordsworth played an incomparable significant role development English poetry, and also laid a foundation for its further development. Influenced by social background personal experience, natural poetry broke through shackles neoclassical literature gradually ...

This paper will attempt to sketch a historical outline of ideas relating to revelation by tracing the development of a concept or topos which has preoccupied Western thinkers since antiquity and which became crucial during the Romantic period — the concept of the Daemon, and the general mode or sensibility referred to as the “Daemonic.” In Classical thought, the term “Daemonic” is associated wi...