Representing and Analysis of Ryle's Thesis on ‘ Self’ and Its Comparison to Mulla Sadra's Thoughts

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Asaadi Hossein; HOSSEINI SHAHRUDI SEYYED MORTEZA; HAGHI ALI

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Journal: JOURNAL OF PHILOSOPHICAL MEDITATIONS Year:2019 | Volume:9 | Issue:22 Page(s): 43-64

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Representing and Analysis of Ryle's Thesis on ‘ Self’ and Its Comparison to Mulla Sadra's Thoughts

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Asaadi Hossein | HOSSEINI SHAHRUDI SEYYED MORTEZA | HAGHI ALI | Issue Writer Certificate

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RyleQ1

Mulla SadraQ2

Linguistic AnalysisQ1

SelfQ2

DenotationQ2

ExistenceQ2

IQ2

Abstract

Representing and analyzing classical Islamic thoughts in the language of contemporary philosophy can be very fruitful. In this paper, I review Ryle's thesis on ‘ Self’ and then explain this idea according to Mulla Sadra. Ryle believes that ‘ I’ is not a name to indicate something, but it is just an ‘ index word’ which is somehow equivalent to adverbs and that it signifies the person who presents it. By use of Linguistic Analysis, he argues that if ‘ I’ cannot be replaced by ‘ my body’ , then it must refer to ‘ nobody’ ; but this assumption is not true, while Self-consciousness is a higher order performance above Self. On the other hand, Mulla Sadra sees ‘ I’ as an Existence which has different aspects; in spite of subtlety, it can be sensitive, imaginational or reasonable. Therefore, ‘ I’ in all applications has a unique meaning that shows some reality which occurred in that seat without any virtual Denotations. As a result, we see that the existential viewpoint of Mulla Sadra is accompanied by interesting discussions on Linguistic Analysis.

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Asaadi, Hossein, HOSSEINI SHAHRUDI, SEYYED MORTEZA, & HAGHI, ALI. (2019). Representing and Analysis of Ryle's Thesis on ‘ Self’ and Its Comparison to Mulla Sadra's Thoughts. JOURNAL OF PHILOSOPHICAL MEDITATIONS, 9(22 ), 43-64. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/375712/en

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Asaadi Hossein, HOSSEINI SHAHRUDI SEYYED MORTEZA, HAGHI ALI. Representing and Analysis of Ryle's Thesis on ‘ Self’ and Its Comparison to Mulla Sadra's Thoughts. JOURNAL OF PHILOSOPHICAL MEDITATIONS[Internet]. 2019;9(22 ):43-64. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/375712/en

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Hossein Asaadi, SEYYED MORTEZA HOSSEINI SHAHRUDI, and ALI HAGHI, “Representing and Analysis of Ryle's Thesis on ‘ Self’ and Its Comparison to Mulla Sadra's Thoughts,” JOURNAL OF PHILOSOPHICAL MEDITATIONS, vol. 9, no. 22 , pp. 43–64, 2019, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/375712/en

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