Abstract
Albert Einstein, besides being a famous physicist, is a thinker who has individual and social concerns and therefore wrote works on the most fundamental issues that concern society. Among the issues mentioned, he also examines the phenomenon of religion as the most common area of concern in society. According to him, the belief system in which a person is included is an epistemological phenomenon. For this reason, Einstein classifies the society by examining the belief structures according to the knowledge and culture levels of the people.
References
- Paul Schlipp, ed., Albert Einstein: Philosopher-Scientist, 730-56. Library of Living Philosophers, vol. 7 1949.
- Albert Einstein, Out of My Later Years, 24, N. Y.: Phil. Library, 1950.
- Albert Einstein,Cosmic Religion, 48, N. Y.: Covici Friede, 1931. Philip Franks, Einstein, His Life and Times, 217-18, N. Y.: Alfred Knopf, 1947.
- William Ernst Hocking, Science and the Ideas of God, 16, U. of N. Carolina Press, Chapell Hill, 1944.
- Edward LeRoy Long, Jr., Religious Beliefs of American Scienstist, 25, Phil.: Westminster Press, 1952.
- The Philosophy of Bertnard Russell, op. Cit., 289.
- Robert S. Lynd, Knowledge for What, 114, Princeton: 1939, and Albert Einstein: Philosopher Scientist, op. cit., 649.
Abstract
Albert Einstein, ünlü bir fizikçi olmasının yanı sıra bireysel ve toplumsal kaygılar taşıyan, dolayısıyla toplumu ilgilendiren en temel meselelere dair eserler kaleme alan bir düşünürdür. Bahsi geçen meseleler arasında toplumda en yaygın ilgi alanı olarak din olgusunu da inceler. Ona göre kişinin dahil olduğu inanç sistemi, epistemolojik bir olgudur. Bu sebeple Einstein, inanç yapılarını kişilerin bilgi ve kültür seviyelerine göre inceleyerek toplumu bu doğrultuda sınıflandırır. Bu çalışmada yazar Einstein'ın dinî açıdan yapmış olduğu sınıflandırmaları ve onun kendi inanç sistemini değerlendirir.I n this study, the author evaluates Einstein's religious classifications and his own belief system.
References
- Paul Schlipp, ed., Albert Einstein: Philosopher-Scientist, 730-56. Library of Living Philosophers, vol. 7 1949.
- Albert Einstein, Out of My Later Years, 24, N. Y.: Phil. Library, 1950.
- Albert Einstein,Cosmic Religion, 48, N. Y.: Covici Friede, 1931. Philip Franks, Einstein, His Life and Times, 217-18, N. Y.: Alfred Knopf, 1947.
- William Ernst Hocking, Science and the Ideas of God, 16, U. of N. Carolina Press, Chapell Hill, 1944.
- Edward LeRoy Long, Jr., Religious Beliefs of American Scienstist, 25, Phil.: Westminster Press, 1952.
- The Philosophy of Bertnard Russell, op. Cit., 289.
- Robert S. Lynd, Knowledge for What, 114, Princeton: 1939, and Albert Einstein: Philosopher Scientist, op. cit., 649.
Details
| Primary Language | Turkish |
|---|---|
| Subjects | Religious Studies |
| Journal Section | Translation Article |
| Authors | |
| Translators |
Adem Akman This is me |
| Publication Date | December 31, 2020 |
| Submission Date | November 25, 2020 |
| Acceptance Date | December 23, 2020 |
| Published in Issue | Year 2020 Volume: 3 Issue: 2 |
Contact: dinbil@alparslan.edu.tr
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