Vol. 9 No. 035 (2021): Issue 035

غلاف العدد 35 من دورية تبيّن

Issue 35 of Tabayyun (2021) includes the following studies and articles: “Illness as Experience and Discourse: Research on Foucault’s Policies of Illness and their Role in Contemporary Social Philosophy” (Zwawi Beghoura); “Biomedicine between the Political and the Ethical” (Mouldi Ezdini); “Philosophical and Intellectual Dimensions of Epidemics Seen Through the Novels The Plague and Blindness” (Nariman Alekry); “Plague and Epidemic: From Practical Theology to Applied Ethics” (Mu’taz al-Khatib); “The COVID-19 Pandemic: Between Social Vulnerabilities and Technical Logics” (Marie-Hélène Parizeau); “Virus and Terror How the Corona Crisis And 9/11 are Related” (Stefan Weidner); “Report on: What did philosophers say about the Corona pandemic?” (Omar Almagharebi); “Book Review: The Sickness unto Death: A Christian Psychological Exposition for Upbuilding and Awakening by Soren Kierkegaard” (Kamel Tirchi); “Book review: Man and Urbanism: A message about the decline of patterns in the Arab city by Driss Makboul” (Bilal Elbazi).

Published: 2021-08-01

Studies

  • Illness as Experience and Discourse: Research on Foucault’s Policies of Illness and their Role in Contemporary Social Philosophy

    Author: Zwawi Beghoura
    13-38

    In this paper I will try first to analyze Foucault's definition of the illness experience seen in basic concepts of his discourse. Second, I attempt to follow this discourse in the domain of...

  • Biomedicine between the Political and the Ethical

    Author: Mouldi Ezdini
    39-62

    Nowadays, the human condition is that we are forced to adapt to the data streaming from developments in various sciences. While in theory and in practice the pursuit of knowledge in the service...

  • Philosophical and Intellectual Dimensions of Epidemics Seen Through the Novels The Plague and Blindness

    Author: Nariman Alekry
    63-78

    This paper discusses the idea of the epidemic and existential questions flowing from it on the absurdity of life and the anxiety of death, referencing two philosophical novels: Albert Camus' The...

  • Plague and Epidemic: From Practical Theology to Applied Ethics

    Author: Mu’taz al-Khatib
    79-112

    This paper examines the complex nexus of "Text" and "Empirical Reality" as unfolded in the classical discussions on plagues and pandemics. It is argued that whereas practical theology dominated...

  • The COVID-19 Pandemic: Between Social Vulnerabilities and Technical Logics

    Author: Marie-Hélène Parizeau
    113-134

    The COVID-19 pandemic brings out many forms of social, economic, political, and even environmental vulnerabilities. In many ways, the pandemic revealed the fragility of modern technological...

Translations

  • Virus and Terror How the Corona Crisis And 9/11 are Related

    Author: Stefan Weidner
    137-159

    When the coronavirus crisis erupted globally, many observers, especially in the United States of America, likened the current global situation to that of the world post-September 11, 2001. In...

Reports

  • Report on: What did philosophers say about the Corona pandemic?

    Author: Omar Almagharebi
    163-174

    Report on: What did philosophers say about the Corona pandemic?

Book Reviews

  • Book Review: The Sickness unto Death: A Christian Psychological Exposition for Upbuilding and Awakening by Soren Kierkegaard

    Author: Kamel Tirchi
    177-187

    Title of the book: The Sickness unto Death : A Christian Psychological Presentation of Enlightenment and Building. Author: Soren Kierkegaard. Translated by: Osama al-Qafash. Publisher: Cairo:...

  • Book review: Man and Urbanism: A message about the decline of patterns in the Arab city by Driss Makboul

    Author: Bilal Elbazi
    189-197

    Man and Urbanism : A message about the decline of patterns in the Arab city by Driss Makboul