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Realist Idealism in Saadi's Moral Philosophy, Abdolhamid Ziaei
Dr. Ziaee's lecture elucidates Saadi's realist idealism; while examining contradictions such as intolerance, it explores moral virtues like humanism and attention to objective realities for the betterment of contemporary Iran.
An audio file of a lecture by Dr. Abdolhamid Ziaei, delivered on Saadi Commemoration Day to a gathering of university professors and literature teachers of Isfahan province, in which he analyzes and introduces the contemporary teachings and ideas of Saadi, particularly the civic, moral, and political virtues of this rationalist thinker.
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In this lecture, while pointing to Saadi's intolerance regarding Zoroastrians and Christians, violent education, telling expedient lies, the punishment of women, etc., the contradictions in this poet's thought are addressed, and his practical and valuable moral and civic virtues for improving the contemporary situation in Iran are analyzed and examined.
Attention to earthly love and human pleasures, forbidding the audience from hypocrisy and selling religion, moderation in political discussions, humanism, and attention to rigid objective realities in designing an ideal society are some of the valuable virtues presented by Saadi.
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Audio of the lecture Realist Idealism in Saadi's Moral Philosophy
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Dr. Abdolhamid Ziaei | Wednesday, April 20, 2016 | University of Isfahan
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Discussion1 comments
بسیار عالی و پرنکته بود. ممنون از شما