The role of epistemic predictions in different approaches of mothers to life

Abstract

In most human societies, we can look at three different approaches in the area of ​​the family, the role of individuals in them and their lifestyle; the first approach is a "domination" perspective that in various forms, such as: maternity, paternity or Childhood can be remembered, the second approach is based on "Balanced Profit." This view is fair and serves the interests of all family members on the basis of common interests, and the third view is the "sacrificial" approach based on religious teachings - a revelation and influenced by outstanding religious doctrines such as Fatimah Zahra is the teacher of the school is Priority to neighboring home. Mothers have always been privileged and self-serving behaviors in terms of their innate tendencies, and because of the outstanding qualities that are in the emotional and privileged tendencies that men have in their practical reason, intuitive cognitive knowledge and beliefs. The cases have protected the family and children and even their spouses, and they have distinguished them from the first and second groups. This paper, by analytical-descriptive method, examines the epistemic preconceptions in the third perspective and compares them with two other perspectives and finally refers to the educational and social effects and outcomes of the last view.