Iranian thinker

Masoud Zanjani

Literature and PhilosophyIranian

Life and Thought

Masoud Zanjani is an Iranian researcher in the fields of literature and philosophy. In his writings and educational activities, he focuses on the relationship between language, meaning, ethics, prayer, art, and lived human experience.

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Writings and transcribed lectures2 titles

Moral Philosophy
Translated by Arash AkhgariPublisher: Hekmat Publishing1387
False Words, Constructs and Realities, Abouts and Dualities

Masoud Zanjani on the web

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Masoud Zanjani

Life and Thought

Bibliography

Writings and transcribed lectures2 titles

Moral Philosophy

False Words, Constructs and Realities, Abouts and Dualities

Masoud Zanjani on the web

Masoud Zanjani

Life and Thought

Bibliography

Writings and transcribed lectures2 titles

Moral Philosophy

False Words, Constructs and Realities, Abouts and Dualities

Masoud Zanjani on the web

Sedanet articles about Masoud Zanjani

Café Philo Conversation Series: 'Coaching from Another Perspective'

A Bibliography of Toleration: 24 Selected Classic and Landmark Works

Book Launch: The Aesthetics of Food and Eating, Published by Shirazeh

A Reflection on the Relationship Between “Death” and “Life” and Their Connection to “Love”

The Relationship Between “Science” and “Philosophy” and Their Connection to “Progressive” and “Regressive” Thinking

A Reflection on the Experience of “Presence” and “Absence” and Their Relation to “The Art of Love” and “The Art of Solitude”

A Reflection on “Passivity” and “Revolution” and Their Relation to “Individuation” and “Thought”

A Reflection on “Poeticness” and the Relation between “God” and “Silence”

A Reflection on the “Greater Jihad” and Its Link to “Critical Thought”

The Death of Socrates: The Platonic Account and a Nietzschean Interpretation

A Reflection on the “True Teacher” and Its Connection to “Instruction” and “Education”

Philosophical Dimensions of Language with Reference to Peter Angeles' Philosophical Dictionary