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In his lecture series published as *Existentialism: A Philosophy of Revolt and Rebellion*, Mostafa Malekian examines the status of reason and critiques its moral and human values, rejecting material motives and considering the inclination toward religion to be innate.

An examination of the characteristics of the philosophical school of existentialism, which has many adherents in the Western world. While briefly introducing the school of thought of existentialism and the important components of this philosophical thought, the author introduces the most significant Western philosophers who possess an existentialist disposition, and then proceeds to critique and evaluate the important teachings of this philosophy. The author points to the place of reason in the school of existentialism and critiques the negation and justification of moral and human values within this school.
The author rejects the existentialists' claim that all religious human beings follow a religion either for the acquisition of physical pleasure or for the acquisition of wealth and fame, and evaluates the reasons for human inclination toward religion as its innateness and their faith in moral and human values.
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The book Existentialism: The Philosophy of Revolt and Rebellion is the transcribed lectures on existentialism by Mostafa Malekian, compiled by Mohammad Reza Ghiyasi Kermani.
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Existentialism: The Philosophy of Revolt and Rebellion |
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Library Name |
Teymurlu Public LibraryProvince: East Azerbaijan – City: Azarshahr |
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Creator |
Compiled by Mohammad Reza Ghiyasi Kermani Transcribed lectures on existentialism by Mostafa Malekian |
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Subject |
Existentialism |
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Accession Number |
6223 |
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Title Code |
6223 |
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Persian Author Heading |
Ghiyasi Kermani, Mohammad Reza |
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Place of Publication |
Qom |
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Publisher |
Sanabel |
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Publication Date |
1387 [2008/2009] |
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Physical Description |
96 p. |
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Document Type |
Book |
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Document Language |
Persian |
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Philosophy
Philosophy
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