The Relation between Philosophy and psychological health

Kheradnameh Sadra Quarterly 19 (unknown)
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Plato's claim who, centuries ago, defined psychopath one as one whose faculty of logic is confused and should be treated by the philosopher to improve his/her faculty of thinking and logic- is what is discussed in this article; that is, the relation between philosophy and psychological health.Both psychology and logic concern with the acts of the thought; psychology, however, discusses the acts of the thought as they are and regardless of their external relations. Logic examines the acts of the thought to attain a goal; that is, the truth. Philosophy, in its both aspects makes the psychological health possible for the individual and society.In the context of psychological health, having a correct understanding, philosophers,and in particular, Muslim philosophers, have presented procedures, which are very useful in today's world, where innumerable dangers threaten man's psychological health.

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