Contents & References of Reason and narration as a criterion for evaluating the statements of theoretical mysticism
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Presentation_A
Assessment B
Abstract C
General_1
Explanation of the research topic_2
Main research question_4
Research sub-questions_4
Research background_4
Hypothesis and Its relationship with the competing hypothesis-5
Research objectives-6
Research application-7
Research method-7
Research structure-7
Research innovations-8
Chapter one: entry_10
First speech: the process of intuition occurrence and its transformation into proposition 11
First area: In-person-intuitive perception process 11
First principle: occasion_14
Second principle: in-person communication 16
Third principle: influence 18
Second area: conceptual-propositional perception process 21
A. Descriptive sentences_ 24
B. Explanatory propositions_ 25
C. Interpretive propositions 25
d. Inferential propositions_ 27
e. Comparative Propositions 29
The Second Speech: Measurability of Theoretical Gnostic Propositions 32
A. The theory of infallibility 32
B. Theory of incommensurability 34
C. The theory of indescribability 35
d. Measurability Theory 39
Principle: Law of Criterion 40
A. Criticism of the theory of infallibility 42
B. Criticism of the theory of indescribability 46
c. Criticism of the theory of incommensurability 48
Third speech: The necessity and purpose of measuring the propositions of theoretical mysticism 51
The first paragraph: The necessity of measurement_ 51
The second paragraph: The purpose of measurement_ 57
A. Correcting the defects of expressions and expressions of mystics 57
B. Going from consistent imitation to scholarly criticism in the research of mystical teachings - 61
c. Evaluative examination of the presuppositions of mystical propositions- 66
The first principle: the delay of the proposition from intuition 66
The second principle: The influence of the proposition from belief 68
The fourth statement: the criterion and method of evaluating the propositions of theoretical mysticism 71
A. Criteria for measuring mystical propositions_ 71
First paragraph: The concept of theoretical mysticism 72
Second paragraph: Examples of theoretical mysticism 74
B. The method of measuring mystical propositions_77
Pre-measurement stage_77
Measurement stage_78
Chapter two: Religious measure_80
First speech: Identification of religious measure_81
First area: Nature of religious measure_82
Second area: Types of religious measure_84
A. Practical level and scientific level_85
B. The degree of formation and the degree of compilation_ 88
c. The general measure and the partial measure-90
The third area: Why the religious measure-94
The first paragraph: The types of present knowledge 96
The second paragraph: The present knowledge of the perfect and innocent human being 97
The third paragraph: The infallibility of the perfect and innocent human being in obtaining, perceiving and expressing 99
The second discourse: The nature of religious criteria in the religious measure_104
Protests and Tanjizat_106
First: texts and appearances 113
First field: texts_115
Second field: appearances 116
First paragraph: the process of emergence_117
Second paragraph: Strengthening the emergence of serious confirmation 119
Second: strong and similar 122
Paraz The first: a solid and similar definition 124
The second paragraph: The solid and similar types 126
The third paragraph: The relationship of texts and appearances with the facts and similarities_ 128
The third speech: An example of religious assessment_ 130
The first paragraph: The straight path from the perspective of mysticism 131
The second paragraph: The straight path from the perspective of the Qur'an 133
Chapter Three: The Intellectual Level_138
First Speech: Criticism of Irfan and Reason_139
Criticism of Intellect's Inability to Perceive Facts_144
Second Speech: Identification of the Intellectual Level_151
First Paragraph: The Nature of the Intellectual Level_151
Second Paragraph: The Area of ??the Intellectual Level_ 156
A. Previous theory of foundation 156
B. The theory of the new foundation 159
Third speech: rational criteria in the rational level_163
First paragraph: Necessities and theories_164
Completion: Criticism of reason for the error of perception_166
Second paragraph: Criteria for recognizing the truth of theories_172
A. Previous foundation theory (= reference theory) 172
B. The theory of the new foundation (= the theory of criticism of reason by reason) 178
Third paragraph: validation of theories_189
Fourth speech: example of rational assessment_193
First paragraph: The nature of a partial intrinsic application from the perspective of mysticism 193
Second paragraph: Criticism of the mystics' view on the interpretation of intrinsic application_195
Conclusion and conclusion 199
Bookname 216
Source:
Quran Majid,
Nahj al-Balagha, translated by Seyyed Jafar Shahidi, Tehran, Co.The theory of the new foundation (= theory of criticism of reason by reason) 178
Third paragraph: Validation of theories_189
Fourth speech: Example of rational assessment_193
First paragraph: The nature of a partial intrinsic application from the perspective of mysticism 193
Second paragraph: Criticism of the mystics' view on the interpretation of intrinsic application_195
Conclusion and conclusion 199
Bookname 216
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