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Lectures on the History of Contemporary Western Philosophy by Mohammad Mehdi Ardebili

A lecture series on the history of contemporary Western philosophy, taught by Mohammad Mehdi Ardebili at Allameh Tabataba'i University, examines the ideas of eight philosophers from Nietzsche to Derrida across twenty sessions, featuring guest lecturers for more specialized presentations.

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Lectures on the History of Contemporary Western Philosophy by Mohammad Mehdi Ardebili

Lectures on the History of Contemporary Western Philosophy by Mohammad Mehdi Ardebili

Lectures on the Views and Thought of Nietzsche by Mohammad Javad Safian

Mohammad Mehdi Ardebili's Lecture at the Conference 'A Critical Re-reading of Nietzsche's God Is Dead'

“Ought”: The Kantian Illusion, the Wittgensteinian Release, and the Film Critic’s Bullying

Nietzsche Against Logic: How Postmodern Relativist 'Nonsense' Has a 'Logical' Root

Mohammad Mehdi Ardebili's Remarks at the Critique and Review Session of the Book Beyond Hegel and Nietzsche

The Death of Socrates: The Platonic Account and a Nietzschean Interpretation

Nietzsche and the Problem of Morality, a Lecture Series by Ramin Jahanbegloo (Agora Philosophical Association)

Workshop: “The Idea of Contemporary Philosophy: Against Modernism, from Nietzsche to Derrida”