Comparative epistemology of Pierre Bourdieu and Morteza Motahari

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Present paper devote to explores the epistemology of view of Pierre Bourdieu and Morteza Motahari. This two thinkers with respect to their intellectual context and background, Each viewed with particular look at the issue of recognition, One with an Islamic philosophy insight and another In terms of Western Sociology, As everywhere in their thinking can be observed the difference between Islamic epistemology and Western epistemology. From Bourdieu perspective, Action intercede between The objective structures of society and actors subjective structures because their deeds are the main form of recognition. In contrast, Motahari calls,of society and nature, as internal and external sources of s knowledge which in a real organic relationship causes the production and transformation of knowledge. In this regard, in this article we are going to intend with a comparative study of opinions of both thinkers realized commonalities and differences in their thought and consider the issue of knowledge of their views
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Persian
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Social theories of Muslim thinkers, Volume:7 Issue: 2, 2018
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9 to 39
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