Examining The Social Change Philosophy

It is common for ideas and beliefs that constitute daily activities to change through our existence. These changes are mainly due to our experience in everyday life, including exchanges with other individuals and knowledge we learn through learning. As events and daily exchanges begin to challenge our preconceptions, we begin to change our way of thinking and therefore change our mission and philosophy. However, in these experiences, we began to realize the importance of adopting maturity, research-based factual evidence and healthy behavior corresponding to policies and laws.

This volume considers evaluating the philosophical thinking of Dr. Martin Luther King, in particular the contribution to the philosophy of the King, especially the contribution to morality, social philosophy, religious philosophy. Also, as a rebellious idea aimed at fighting contemporary human beings for social justice, we will explore the relevance of Kim's idea as "discourse of liberation".

This book explores Mr. Martin Luther King's philosophy and evaluates Kim's contribution to philosophy, especially ethics, social philosophy, and religious philosophy. In addition, we will explore the relevance of Kim's idea as a rebellious idea aimed at realizing modern social justice, as "discourse of liberation".

Abstract: This article is about the intellectual dialogue between Mahatma Gandhi and Martin Luther King, and the possibility of using it to pursue social justice in the field of social work. This article states that "Non-violence philosophy of Gandhi and Kim is how professional social workers capture their inner feelings and thoughts, interfere with social unfairness, love, common humanity, compassion, kindness Which side of the view on Gangy and Kim's nonviolence and its impact on human psychology will help today's social workers pursue social justice on a global scale What is the real result of putting non-violent practices of Gandhi and King in the pursuit of global social justice? 6 out of 20 participants provide important information on this research In this article we are seeking a thorough reflection of the nonviolent philosophy of Gandhi and Kim.

Non-violent philosophy of Mahatma Gandhi and Martin Luther King of the 21st century: Implications to pursue social justice in a global context

This article is based on the recent discovery of the new testimony of the original manuscript Dewey written in a lecture on Chinese social philosophy and political philosophy and is a new study of New Duran's social philosophy presented for the first time here. This article focuses on his attempt to focus on the contradicting relationship between social philosophy and Dewey during his long career and to develop his own social philosophy from 1919 to 1923. In this article we look at the contribution of China's social philosophy and political philosophy lecture to Dewey's social philosophy project and show that our understanding of Dewey's social philosophy is significantly hindered by the unavailability of the original text It is. Finally, the important possibility of Dewey's social philosophy has been appreciated.