Iranian thinker
Babak Ahmadi
Babak AhmadiPhilosophy and Literary CriticismIranianb. 1948
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Life and Thought
Babak Ahmadi (born 1948 in Tehran) is a writer, translator, art critic, and researcher in philosophy and art. He is considered one of the influential figures in introducing modern and contemporary Western thought to Persian speakers.
Bibliography
Writings and transcribed lectures27 titles
Structure and Interpretation of the Text
Truth and Beauty: Lessons in the Philosophy of Art
Structure and Hermeneutics
Creation and Freedom: Essays on Hermeneutics and Aesthetics
From Pictorial Signs to Text
The Book of Doubt
A Dictionary of Philosophical Concepts
Images of an Imaginary World: Essays on Cinema
Four Accounts of Attar's Tazkirat al-Awliya
Modernity and Critical Thought
The Enigma of Modernity
Memoirs of Darkness: On Three Thinkers of the Frankfurt School
Marx and Modern Politics
Marx's Philosophical Vocabulary
The Transformation of the World: An Introduction to the Communist Manifesto
The Work of the Intellectual
Treatise on History
Heidegger and the Fundamental Question
Heidegger and the History of Being
Hope Regained: The Cinema of Andrei Tarkovsky
Tarkovsky
The Wind Bloweth Where It Listeth: The Thoughts and Films of Robert Bresson
Fear and Loneliness: The World of Dmitri Shostakovich
Musicology
The Song of the Earth: Eight Essays on the History of Music
When Sartre Wrote
Other Writings
