Mohammad Kazem Elmi Sola; Tooba La'l Sahebi
Volume 5, Issue 3 , November 2014, , Pages 65-80
Abstract
Mulla Sadra and Kant as two important Islamic and western philosophers have had peculiar concentration on the problem of the self or soul. According to Mulla Sadra, ‘self’ has different levels and degrees in which it occurs in different ways, in some degree it occurs independently, and in ...
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Mulla Sadra and Kant as two important Islamic and western philosophers have had peculiar concentration on the problem of the self or soul. According to Mulla Sadra, ‘self’ has different levels and degrees in which it occurs in different ways, in some degree it occurs independently, and in some other degree it becomes identical with body, and then through passing certain degrees, it occurs as rational soul. The present article tries to explain that the creation of the rational soul is possible by accepting theoretical intellect, but it continues to exist through the procedure of progress of theoretical and practical reason, and this is comparable to Kant, as an epistemologist philosopher, who holds that the creation of transcendental self depends upon the function of theoretical reason or certain knowledge, and the continuation of its being is based on the function of practical reason
