Dr. Taraneh Javanbakht has published philosophical articles in many magazines around the world.

Her metaphysics, called Netism, has been published in 2008. She has been interviewed on Netism at CJNT-TV and on Radio Zamaneh in 2008.

Her philosophy contains new aspects of the metaphysical knowledge. According to Netism, reason is limited to the tendencies of repetition. So, being is defined as a network of tendencies of repetition, enveloping the reason. This does not mean that being is always repeated in the same way, but it contains the tendencies of repetition despite its changes.

Netism is against Kant's metaphysics in which the pure reason is defined as the basic tool of the metaphysical knowledge. According to Netism, the pure reason does not exist. It is also in opposition to Descartes' metaphysics in which the tendencies of repetition, called habits, deviate the human mind from the rational knowledge.

Netism is in accordance with the scientific methods, in which the repetition of experiments is not only considered as the best method of research, but also it is the only way to reduce the experimental errors.

Disorders of being can be explained by Netism, but not by other metaphysics. The pure rationalism has leaded the history of philosophy to Nihilism, the denial of metaphysics. Netism is a radical change in the metaphysics in order to save it from the human uncertain denial.