this paper intends to find an answer to the problematic description of the “thing in itself”, “phenomena” and the relation between the two in kant and allameh tabatabaei’s philosophy and to consider how allameh can solve the existing challenges in kant’s philosophy. this research shows that since kant accepts some necessary relation between “intelligible essences” and phenomena, he considers th...

nature of the soul, immateriality and its survival, has always been one the most challenging issues in the philosophical and theological ideas that in this according to fakhr al-razi’s point of view paper has been discussed. fakhr razi in his numerous works speaks in a different way, and sometimes conflicting, about the soul, in a way that in some works is taken the negative position and some p...

contemporary art. I’d like an Andy Warhol, but the price is not yet quite right!” D Zelko Roncevic, chief of the paediatric cardiology department, Clinical Hospital, Mostar, says, “I always have a feeling that cardiac sounds and murmurs are a kind of music. The heart has a rhythm, and the normal heart sounds have the semblance of bass guitar and drum sounds. Some heart murmurs have a musical di...

An expert, trying to assess the true distribution over the states of nature, is associated with a preference relation over utility bundles. He prefers f to g if he believes that, according to the true distribution, the expected utility of f is greater than that of g. Expert I is said to be more knowledgeable than expert II (Lefort [7]) if, between the two experts, it is always beneficial to fol...

This paper and that which follows by M 7 MacCulloch were prepared for a London Medical Group symposium entitled 'Homosexuality: congenital or acquired?' held at the Middlesex Hospital Medical School in October 1979. DrCrown deals with the psychological and socialfactors of homosexuality. While he believes that part of homosexual behaviourmay be genetic, DrCrownfeels that the acquired factors ar...

Periodically, the profession should examine the fundamentals related to our analysis procedures. The author does not purport to be a scholar of statistics. He has continued to study the topic beyond the mandatory preparation for a terminal degree because he believes that “if you are green you are growing, but, if you are ripe; then you are ready to rot.” In short, the last time he spent many ho...

razi & mowlavi have both explained the fearing of death; although in different ways. razi looks death, in any way and for anybody, as a disease and a fictitious phenomenon; so, as physician tries to treat it rationally. neglecting the imagination of death is the best way to get out of fearing pressures; because thinking to death can unconsciously bring a great deal of fear. but mowlavi (rumi) e...