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Freedom as Discourse in Western Tradition | ||
| نشریه «دانش سیاسی» | ||
| Article 3, Volume 13, Issue 2 - Serial Number 26, November 2017, Pages 59-75 PDF (327.29 K) | ||
| Document Type: Science - Research (Political Science) | ||
| DOI: 10.30497/pk.2018.2162 | ||
| Author | ||
| Farshad Shariat* | ||
| Faculty member of Imam Sadiq University | ||
| Abstract | ||
| Freedom is an abstract concept that is more understandable with its constraints. Freedom within the fabric of the Socratic philosophy was just a virtue. In the Christian era, at first, it had a theosophical meaning and then in context of Scholastic era changed, as servant of God. Then in the modern age, it reduced as security and possessive individualism. Analyzing freedom as a discourse, this article shows why and how each concept of freedom has its proper context in history and political philosophy; ancient and modern. Therefore, the unity and uncontested attitude is essentially unconscious and non-historical. By a comparative and analytical method, this article pursues freedom as a discourse through its observation in ancient and modern in western political philosophy, and consequently shows that why and how freedom is a discourse and originally has its own philosophical and historical context; specifically fabricated for its proper society, and is not necessarily comparable in the general form. Freedom as Discourse In Western Tradition Abstract Freedom is an abstract concept that is more understandable with its constraints. Freedom within the fabric of the Socratic philosophyو meanly Aristotle and Plato, was just a virtue. Then in the modern age, reduced as security and possessive individualism. Analizing freedom as a discourse, This article shows why and how each concept of freedom has its proper context in history and political philosophy; ancient and modern. Therefore, the unity and uncontested attitude is essentially unconscious and non-historical. By a comparative and analytical method, this article pursues freedom as a discourse through its observation in ancient and modern in western political philosophy. and consequently shows that why and how is the freedom is a discourse and originaly has its own philosophical and historical context; specifically fabricated for its proper society. And is not necessarily comparable in the general form. Key words: freedom, Liberalism, Virtue, Security ,Ownership | ||
| Keywords | ||
| Freedom; liberalism; virtue; Security; ownership | ||
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