Subject and Soul in Kant and Mollasadra’ s Thoughts, Outcome and Consequences

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nejati Mohamad; MAHMOUDI MOHSEN; salary Yaser

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Journal: KNOWLEDGE (JOURNAL OF HUMAN SCIENCES) Year:2019 | Volume:12 | Issue:80/1 Page(s): 259-282

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Subject and Soul in Kant and Mollasadra’ s Thoughts, Outcome and Consequences

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nejati Mohamad | MAHMOUDI MOHSEN | salary Yaser | Issue Writer Certificate

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KantQ2

MollasadraQ2

soulQ2

scepticismQ2

realityQ1

Abstract

Kant and Mollasadra as two great philosophers having differences in their epistemological paradigm are comparable in some stances such as subject and soul. soul in Kant’ s thought its ability in recognition process is extremely limited and is affected by multiple filters of subject (soul). Kant while separating the world of nomen and phenomen, confines the soul recognition merely in experimental cognition derived from existents’ phenomen. Through his belief in the limitation of pure epistemology, prescribes a kind of limited scepticism and believes in the complete separation of ethics and metaphysics. Through belief in corporal occurence, Mollasadra consideres the soul not passive, but active in perception process. This base necessitates the passage from dogmatism to limited scepticism. But unlike Kant, Mollasadra not only does not limit the soul knowledge, but also knows it a hierarchical and extensive matter. Sadrolmoteallehin besides incorporation of the two domains of ethics and metaphysics, receiving of soul to reality and according to fact entails the soul experience in practical dimensions and moralizing and legal austerity and existential hierarchy in theoretical domain under the process of the unity of wise and sane.

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nejati, Mohamad, MAHMOUDI, MOHSEN, & salary, Yaser. (2019). Subject and Soul in Kant and Mollasadra’ s Thoughts, Outcome and Consequences. KNOWLEDGE (JOURNAL OF HUMAN SCIENCES), 12(80/1 ), 259-282. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/388134/en

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nejati Mohamad, MAHMOUDI MOHSEN, salary Yaser. Subject and Soul in Kant and Mollasadra’ s Thoughts, Outcome and Consequences. KNOWLEDGE (JOURNAL OF HUMAN SCIENCES)[Internet]. 2019;12(80/1 ):259-282. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/388134/en

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Mohamad nejati, MOHSEN MAHMOUDI, and Yaser salary, “Subject and Soul in Kant and Mollasadra’ s Thoughts, Outcome and Consequences,” KNOWLEDGE (JOURNAL OF HUMAN SCIENCES), vol. 12, no. 80/1 , pp. 259–282, 2019, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/388134/en

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