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Research Paper
The Relation between Descartes "bête machine" theory and modern Environmental Behaviors

Mahdi Behniafar

Volume 9, Issue 2 , June 2019, Pages 1-23

Abstract
  This paper is a study and the philosophical critique of the concept of "bête machine" theory with the human environmental behaviors in Modern ages, and our question is what precisely does Cartesian mean the modern and contemporary man's behaviors with animals and the environment? We have first ...  Read More

Research Paper
Theoretical quarrel by Karl Löwith and Hans Blumenberg: The Modern Age as 'Secularization of Eschatology' or 'Secularization by Eschatology'

Behnam Joodi; Majid Tavasoli Roknabadi; hassan Abniki; Ali Ashraf NAzari

Volume 9, Issue 2 , June 2019, Pages 25-49

Abstract
  The first half of the twentieth century, the disappointments emerged due to the collapse of Christian values as well as the ideal of progress in Europe, which led to a rethinking of the foundations of the Modern age and its relation to the Christian Middle ages. These efforts put the issue at the core ...  Read More

Research Paper
Friedrich Schiller and Enlightenment Critical Review of Lukac's Interpretation of Aesthetic Education

Hamidreza Hajighsem; Masoud Salami

Volume 9, Issue 2 , June 2019, Pages 51-70

Abstract
  Enlightenment era is in terms of political issues a time of tensions. In theoretical domain we are witness to fundamental changes and in it’s interact in social domains we are confronted with radical and conservative political stances. Recently, research focuses on Enlightenment and its thinkers ...  Read More

Research Paper
Foucault, Enlightenment and the art of Self- Creation

fateme saki; Ali Karbasizade; Ali Zarei (Peyman)

Volume 9, Issue 2 , June 2019, Pages 71-86

Abstract
  The present study shows that how Michel Foucault is inclined to the art of self-invention in his final works through referring to some enlightenment doctrines. Reviewing basic concepts of enlightenment in late Foucault's works is along with a new understanding on the part of Kant and Subject. By placing ...  Read More

Research Paper
A Survey on Dialectical Encounter between Paradigms in the Western Art History (From Renaissance to Beginning of the Modern Era)

Sadreddin Taheri; Elaheh Shams najafabadi

Volume 9, Issue 2 , June 2019, Pages 87-110

Abstract
  History is a chain without breaks, which shift flowingly from an era to another. A paradigm shift is a fundamental change in the basic concepts and experimental practices of a scientific discipline. Institution of art will rearrange, when a paradigm shift occures as result of a dialectical encounter. ...  Read More

Research Paper
Cultural nationalism of herder

sedighe mirzaie; ali moradkhani

Volume 9, Issue 2 , June 2019, Pages 111-132

Abstract
  One of the main issues in Herder's thinking is nationalism. It puts nationalism in conflict with attitude of Cosmopolitanism of Enlightenment; according to that, all human beings, under the rule of reason, must regulate their various aspects in a certain way. In contrast to this view of Enlightenment, ...  Read More

Research Paper
Duration and The Original Temporality

nayerehsadat mirmousa

Volume 9, Issue 2 , June 2019, Pages 133-156

Abstract
  In Being and Time, Heidegger acknowledges Bergson as a pivotal thinker with respect to time and praises his attempt to overcome the traditional concept of time. But he claims that Bergson’s way of doing so ultimately fails. Because the concept of duration as “qualitative succession of conscious ...  Read More