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THE STUDENTS' BELIEFS IN LIBERALISM: REASONS AND CONSEQUENCES

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  145-175

Abstract

 The western civilization is based on the epistemological and intellectual developments in secularism, humanism and LIBERALISM as well as the use of scientific methods of acquiring knowledge. It has persisted through the establishment of relevant social structures and institutions as the dominant civilization. Based on its worldview and its definition of the 'perfect human being' consistent with its worldview, the western civilization has succeeded to establish an efficient social system which can be considered the outcome of the social order resulted from that consistency. Due to this success, some other societies with completely different ontological assumptions, especially through UNIVERSITY education, willingly or unwillingly have taken the same route, yet they are facing the problem of underdevelopment based on western standards and indicators of course. In some cases they have encountered social disorders which have probably been caused by the inconsistency between the social structures and the philosophical principles of those societies. Without being intended to criticize the principles of western civilization, the present article is aimed at investigating the degree of students' belief in LIBERALISM compared with Islamic beliefs. The results, based on a survey of 1470 students from the top five universities in Tehran, show that 5.9% of the respondents at an extremely large extent, 15.5% at a very large extent, 25.4% at a large extent, 22.1% at a small extent, 20.9% at a very small extent and 10.2% at an extremely small extent believe in LIBERALISM. The degree of belief in LIBERALISM on average is 3.2 out of 6 with the standard deviation of 1.48 which is between a small extent and a large extent. The results also reveal that the higher the degree of belief in LIBERALISM the less is the belief in WORK ETHICS, commitment towards the revolution, SOCIAL COMMITMENT, SOCIAL TRUST, and the preference of Islamic identity to NATIONAL IDENTITY. On the other hand, the level of INDIVIDUALISM, UTILITARIANISM and the preference of NATIONAL IDENTITY to Islamic identity is at a higher level among the participants. Also an increase in the degree of belief in LIBERALISM correlates with a decrease in scientific success, scientific efficiency, socialization for other roles, creativity, human development, and finally scientific development index. All the results of the analysis of data collected from the sample are statistically significant and can be generalized to the whole population.

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    PARCHAMI, DAVOOD. (2010). THE STUDENTS' BELIEFS IN LIBERALISM: REASONS AND CONSEQUENCES. AYENEH MAREFAT, 8(22), 145-175. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/125201/en

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    PARCHAMI DAVOOD. THE STUDENTS' BELIEFS IN LIBERALISM: REASONS AND CONSEQUENCES. AYENEH MAREFAT[Internet]. 2010;8(22):145-175. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/125201/en

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    DAVOOD PARCHAMI, “THE STUDENTS' BELIEFS IN LIBERALISM: REASONS AND CONSEQUENCES,” AYENEH MAREFAT, vol. 8, no. 22, pp. 145–175, 2010, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/125201/en

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