Iranian thinker
Karim Mojtahedi
Karim MojtahediPhilosophyIranian1930–2024
Philosophy means questioning foundations, and as long as humanity exists, these questions will remain.
Life and Thought
Karim Mojtahedi (1930–2024) was a philosopher and professor at the University of Tehran who played a significant role in teaching Western philosophy in Iran. He completed his studies at the Sorbonne and wrote numerous works on Kant, Hegel, and modernity.
Bibliography
Writings and transcribed lectures20 titles
Kant's Critical Philosophy
Kant's Thoughts
Descartes and His Philosophy
The Phenomenology of Spirit According to Hegel
On Hegel and His Philosophy
Hegel's Thoughts
Logic from Hegel's Perspective
Philosophy in the Middle Ages
Islamic and Western Schools and Universities in the Middle Ages
Philosophy in Germany
Leibniz and the Interpreters of His Philosophy
Philosophy in the Period of the Cultural Renaissance of the West
Philosophy and Modernity
Philosophy and Culture
Philosophy and the West
Iranians' Introduction to Modern Western Philosophies
Suhrawardi and His Thoughts
Dostoevsky: Works and Thoughts
The Philosopher Is a Student
The Mongols and the Cultural Destiny of Iran
