Title of article :
The relationship between human being and the world from the view of Molasadra and Heidegger
Author/Authors :
Changi Ashtyani، Mehri نويسنده Associate Professor in Philosophy and Islamic Wisdom, Faculty of Dr. Shariaty of Tehran, Iran , , Shariaty Far، Sedigheh نويسنده Associate Professor in Philosophy and Islamic Wisdom, University Educator Nasibeh of Tehran, Iran , , Bavardi، Majid نويسنده Technical and Vocational University of Iran, Technical and Vocational Faculty of Tabriz, P. O. Box: 51745-135, Tabriz, Iran ,
Issue Information :
روزنامه با شماره پیاپی سال 2014
Pages :
13
From page :
152
To page :
164
Abstract :
Heidegger attributes human being with Dasein, Dasein is the term that refers to the human being existence with special structures. According to him, Dasein is the only being understanding his existence and the reality of being, as only he can establish special relation with himself and creates new relations with the world and develop them. This ability means dynamic attitude to self and the world and the extreme possibilities, the existence border and the distinctive attribute from other creatures. Molasadra also considered the human being existence and this existence manager distinguished him from other creatures. According to Sadra, human being based on substantial motion is changing and evolving and is transferred from one world to another and from one level to another one and the spiritual trend is continued and that person finally is turned into an intellect person to objective person. Questioning existence and transition of existence to being are of great importance in both philosophical systems. Heidegger by phenomenology method as it was special form him and Molasadra by metaphysics interpreted and perceived existence. The present study attempted to investigate the view of both philosophers.
Journal title :
Journal of Applied Environmental and Biological Sciences
Serial Year :
2014
Journal title :
Journal of Applied Environmental and Biological Sciences
Record number :
2039890
Link To Document :
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