Khosrow Bagheri, born 1957 in Tehran, is a professor of philosophy of education at the University of Tehran. He is an influential figure in the philosophy of education, religious upbringing, and the discourse on religious science in Iran.
Bibliography
Writings and transcribed lectures14 titles
A Second Look at Islamic Education, Two Volumes
Foundations of Moral Education Methods
The Nature of Religious Education, a Discussion with Paul Hirst
Philosophical Foundations of Feminism
The Identity of Religious Science
Neopragmatism and the Philosophy of Education
An Introduction to the Philosophy of Education of the Islamic Republic of Iran, Two Volumes
Approaches and Methods of Research in the Philosophy of Education
Translated by Narges Sajadieh and Tayyebeh Tavassoli
Contemporary Psychological Theories: Towards Constructive Realism
Translated by Zohreh Khosravi
A Conversation Between a Teacher and a Philosopher
The Ideal Model of Education in the Islamic Republic of Iran
P4C in the Balance: A Critical Look from the Perspective of Islamic Philosophy of Education
One Dream and Two Beds: De-escalating Tensions Between the University and the Humanities
Human Agency: A Religious and Philosophical Approach