Life and Thought
Amir Saemi is an Iranian analytic philosopher and associate professor of philosophy at the Institute for Research in Fundamental Sciences (IPM), School of Analytic Philosophy. His research focuses mainly on moral philosophy, practical rationality, and philosophy of religion, and he is the author of the book *Morality and Revelation in Islamic Thought and Beyond*.
Bibliography
Writings and transcribed lectures12 titles
“Ethics and Revelation in Islamic Thought and Beyond”
"Hume's Objection to the Argument from Design Based on the Existence of Evil and Skeptical Theism"
"The Problem of Salvific Luck in Islamic Theology"
"The Doctrine of Double Effect and the Intention Principle"
"The Morally Difficult Notion of Heaven"
"Targeting Human Shields"
"Self-knowledge and the Guise of the Good"
"The Form of Practical Knowledge and Implicit Cognition: A Critique of Kantian Constructivism"
"Aiming at the Good"
"The Guise of the Good and the Problem of Over-Intellectualism"
"On John Laird's 'Value and Obligation'"
"Intention and Permissibility"
