Iranian thinker
Asghar Zare Kahnamoui
Asghar Zare KahnamouiHistory of Thought and Moral PhilosophyIranian
Life and Thought
Asghar Zare' Kahnemoui (born 1979) is a journalist in the fields of politics and thought, and a researcher in the history of thought and moral philosophy. He has been a faculty member of the Department of Philosophy and Theology at the Institute for Humanities and Social Sciences (ACECR) and has published numerous collections of research interviews in the areas of ethics, equality, and language.
Asghar Zare' Kahnemoui was born in 1979. He is a journalist in the fields of politics and thought, with a record of serving as editor-in-chief of the Jamaran website and Bahar newspaper. Zare' Kahnemoui is also a researcher in the history of thought and moral philosophy, and has been a faculty member of the Department of Philosophy and Theology at the Institute for Humanities and Social Sciences (ACECR). He is currently pursuing a PhD in the History and Civilization of Islamic Nations at the University of Tehran.
His first collection of research interviews, titled "The Moral Revolution," was published in June 2013 with a foreword by Seyyed Hassan Khomeini. In December 2015, the collection "Equality and the Elimination of Discrimination" was published with a foreword by Emadeddin Baghi, and in May 2016, the collection "The End of Monolingualism" was published with a foreword by Abdollah Ramezanzadeh. These collections are the result of his conversations with various thinkers in the fields of ethics, justice, and linguistic issues, and emphasize a research-oriented and dialogical approach in contemporary Iranian thought.
