Iranian thinker
Dariush Shayegan
Dariush ShayeganComparative PhilosophyIranian1935–2018
The patchwork identity is not a sign of disintegration, but a sign of a new consciousness.
Life and Thought
Dariush Shayegan (1935–2018) was an Iranian philosopher, Indologist, and writer who worked in the fields of comparative philosophy and Oriental studies. His works, such as *Asia vs. the West* and *The New Enchantment*, examine the relationship between tradition and modernity and cultural identity in non-Western societies.
Bibliography
Writings and transcribed lectures20 titles
Mental Idols and Eternal Memory
Religions and Philosophical Schools of India (2 volumes)
The Madness of Awareness
About Charles Baudelaire
Asia Against the West
What is a Religious Revolution?
Sufism and Hinduism
Henry Corbin: Horizons of Spiritual Thought in Iranian Islam
The Mutilated Gaze
Illusions of Identity
Under the Skies of the World, A Conversation with Ramin Jahanbegloo
Light Comes from the West
The Re-enchantment of the World and Nomadic Thought
Beyond the Mirror
The Land of Mirages
The New Disenchantment: Patchwork Identity and Mobile Thinking
Five Climes of Presence
In Search of Lost Spaces
The Magic Lantern of Time
Fusion of Horizons
From Shore to Shore, from Sea to Sea
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