Iranian thinker
Mohammad Mansour Hashemi
Mohammad Mansour HashemiPhilosophy and LiteratureIranianb. 1975
Understanding contemporary Iranian thought requires examining the intertwined histories of philosophy, religion, and literature.
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Life and Thought
Mohammad Mansour Hashemi, born on 23 October 1975, is an Iranian writer, fiction author, and scholar working in philosophy, literature, and intellectual history. He is a faculty member at the Encyclopaedia Islamica Foundation and has published several works on religious intellectualism and the intellectual legacies of Ahmad Fardid and Dariush Shayegan.
Bibliography
Writings and transcribed lectures12 titles
Modernist Religious Thinkers: Religious Intellectualism from Shariati to Malekian
Identity Thinkers and the Intellectual Legacy of Ahmad Fardid
Becoming in the Philosophy of Mulla Sadra and Hegel
God and Man: Several Theological Discussions in the History of Islamic Thought
Thoughts for Now
Critique, Analysis, and Selected Stories of Sadegh Hedayat
Laughter in the Void
The Seventh Bell: A Collection of Interconnected Stories
The Fusion of Horizons: Selected Works of Dariush Shayegan
The Pain of Philosophy, the Lesson of Philosophy: A Festschrift for Professor Karim Mojtahedi, Jointly Edited
Philosophy and Culture, a collection of articles and lectures by Karim Mojtahedi, edited by
On Religion, Collaboration in the Collection
