Philosophy and Realistic Reflection

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Aims:
The mission of  Philosophy and Realistic Reflection is to serve as a bridge between philosophical theory and practical life, To deepen the study of philosophical theory, promote the dissemination of philosophical knowledge, and enhance the philosophical literacy of the general public, contributing to the popularization and development of philosophy.looks forward to collaborating with philosophers, researchers, and enthusiasts to jointly advance the interaction and development between philosophy and the real world.

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  • Fundamental Theories of Philosophy
  • Contemporary Philosophical Issues
  • Philosophy and Social Sciences
  • Philosophy and Humanistic Concerns
  • Philosophy and Everyday Life
  • History and Schools of Philosophy
  • Cross-cultural Philosophical Dialogue
  • Philosophy Education and Practice
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The Ontology of Growth Mindset: A Cross-Cultural Philosophical Synthesis of Carol S. Dweck’s Empirical Psychology and Fakhr al-Dīn al-Rāzī’s Theological Epistemology

Piet Hizbullah Khaidir, Revoluna Zyde Khaidir, Azhar Ibrahim Alwee, Anis Ulfiyatin, Andri Nirwana

Philosophy and Realistic Reflection · 1–28 · 10.55121/prr.v4i1.101552

Since its conceptualisation in modern cognitive psychology, the growth mindset paradigm has profoundly shaped academic discourses on human cognitive malleability and existential self-transformation. However, its prevailing secular framing often lacks ontological depth regarding human agency. This article undertakes a cross-cultu

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Reconceptualizing the Philosophy of Penal Legitimacy: Human Dignity and an Integrated Theory of Criminal Justice

Md Sohel Rana

Philosophy and Realistic Reflection · 29–45 · 10.55121/prr.v4i1.103283

Criminal punishment represents an ongoing challenge to normative justification because it involves the state’s use of coercive power against people who are believed to be guilty of misconduct. This study explores how the concepts of retributivism, consequentialism, communicativeness, restitution, rehabilitation, dignity-based me

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