Nietz sche’s endorsement of a “morality of breeding” (Züchtung), which he opposes to the morality of “taming” or “domestication” (Zähmung), invites worry that his philosophy may be compatible with ethically dangerous forms of eugenics and, consequently, with the historically associated practices of discrimination, racism, and genocide.1 While there is a general consensus that Nietz sche does no...

By using Neutrosophy and Quad-stage Method, the expansions of comparative literature include: comparative social sciences clusters, comparative natural sciences clusters, comparative interdisciplinary sciences clusters, and so on. Among them, comparative social sciences clusters include: comparative literature, comparative history, comparative philosophy, and so on; comparative natural sciences...

descartes' absolutist rationalism makes a gap between human perception and the physical word. as a result, there will be a separation between his rational approach to the word and that of sensory-emotional. now, the problem is that whether there is any place for beauty and aestheticism in the cartesian rationalism. in this paper, we will deal with sense and sensory perception in descartes ...

This paper aimed to present a novel approach the comparative philosophy of religion which I call traditions-oriented. It is related and yet distinct from both confessional (tradition-oriented) theology. begins with reflection on meaning employment ‘comparison’ in context philosophical analysis. What follows an analysis nature practice conducted under umbrella concept religion. After sketching o...