Paradigmatic Analysis of Development in Amartya Sen's Mind and its Relationship with General Peace in Mysticism

Assuming and extracting the fundamental elements of liberal development as a paradigm, this paper tries to measure the comparison or contrast of Amartya Sen's idea in terms of the main stream of liberal political development as a dominant paradigm. The existence of his distinction made between the aspects of axiology and aestheticism and the main stream ideas of liberal development, and the emphasis on the subject and personal empowerment instead of emphasis on construction leads us to this question whether Amartya Sen's idea could be taken as a paradigmatic evolution or an evolution within the existing paradigm in liberal development. Also, can anyone find a paradigmatic similarity between Amartya Sen's ideas and general peace in mysticism so that it can serve as the juxtaposition or complement to the theory of development as a paradigm that sets up the ground for empowerment of human subject through establishing identity justice in communities under the centralistic identity totalitarianism? This paper first describes and extracts the development elements in Sen's ideas through the articles and books published by Amartya Sen as well as library research data gathering method and content / paradigmatic analysis, and the most important aspects of general peace in mysticism, and then by focusing on Sen's notions it tries to make a comparison between the paradigmatic or inner paradigm evolution and the main stream of development on the one hand as a typical liberal development and the theory of general peace in mysticism, on the other, with a comparative paradigmatic approach.