SCIREA Journal of Philosophy (ISSN: 2995-7788)

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Yijiang Hao
Abstract: Based on the classical modal syllogism ◊A⼞O◊O-2, this paper formalizes the four types of syllogisms and then respectively deduces other 48 valid classical modal syllogisms, 30 non-trivial valid generalized modal syllogisms, 15 non-trivial valid generalized syllogisms, and 24 valid classical syllogisms. The rules, definition
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Igor Janev
Abstract: In my examinations I have discovered a new fundamentally relevant Dialectical principle omitted in Marxistic or Hegelian dialectical philosophy. That principle is related to acceleration of processes, rather than the simple static velocity based principle(s) of movement. As a consequences of that new approach we have pro
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Haowei Shi
Abstract: This paper firstly formalizes the classical modal syllogism ⼞AEE-4, and then proves its validity, and finally derives the other 21 valid classical modal syllogisms from the validity of the syllogism ⼞AEE-4. These knowledge deduction processes not only illustrate the deductibility of ⼞AEE-4, but also demonstrate the material
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Mirela Kyuchukova, Veska Gyuviiska
Abstract: This article seeks to address the question: What does it mean to be an unsuccessful student in school? By examining the link between diversity and failure, we explore various concepts related to the role of learning motivation. Special attention is given to the Methodology of Power Intelligence developed by the Bulgarian in
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Weikang Zhu
Abstract: As a topic, fraternity occupies an important position in western philosophy. Socrates, Plato, Aristotle, Gadamer, etc. have all studied fraternity from different angles. In the history of Western classical thought, friendship is a highly political thing. At the same time, fraternity is also one of the important sources of w
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Weikang Zhu
Abstract: In the real society where qualitative culture prevails, people's psychological level is gradually losing their demand for freedom and liberation after being controlled. It seems to be a Utopia to expect some top-down political or economic liberation. In this regard, Marcuse shifted the starting point of liberation from the
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Weikang Zhu
Abstract: Moral paradox is a kind of unique problems existing in human real life world. It is the different results people make for the same behavior based on different value judgment and value choice intention in some situations. And this result often has the contradictory nature of right and wrong, good and evil, beauty and uglines
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Weikang Zhu
Abstract: Human beings have been paying attention to moral paradox for a long time, especially in recent decades, moral paradox has been highly valued and studied by more and more scholars. Moral paradox, as a special logical contradiction in the real world of human life, is the spiritual product of human practice. Many years' resear
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Zhaolong Yuan, Cheng Zhang
Abstract: This paper first formalizes categorical propositions in syllogisms, then proves the validity of the generalized syllogism MAI-4, and then deduces other 15 valid generalized syllogisms from the syllogism MAI-4. In other words, there are reducible relationships between/among the 16 syllogisms. This study highlights the dialec
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Igor Janev
Abstract: In the study of the general methodology of science and philosophy, we have discovered a common fundamental problem of the “paradox of the basic element” that creates inconsistencies in social and natural theory and general ontology and epistemology. Our study of the state interactions as a major international actor leads us
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