Life and Thought
Musa Akrami, born 1953, is an author, translator, and professor of philosophy of science who has taught at the Islamic Azad University, Science and Research Branch in Tehran. His research interests include philosophy of science, philosophy of physics, history of science, and Iranian calendrics.
Bibliography
Writings and transcribed lectures12 titles
Glossary of Cosmology
From the Breath of Pre-Eternal Dawn to the End of Eternal Eve
Plato's Cosmology
The Iranian Calendar
Kant and Metaphysics
An Introduction to the Philosophy of Cosmology
Philosophy; From Interpreting the World to Changing It
Arya, a novel
The Constitution of the Earth-City
The Ontological Status of Love and the Creation of the Human Being
The Problem of Science in Iran
The Problem of the Calendar and the Best Method of Intercalation in the Iranian Calendar
Mousa Akrami on the web
Sedanet articles about Mousa Akrami
An Essay by Mousa Akrami: “The Still-Pressing Question of ‘What Is to Be Done?’”
A Conversation with Musa Akrami on Mir Shamseddin Adib-Soltani’s Prominent Place in Iranian Philosophy
The Forced House Arrest of Professors
In Conversation with Mousa Akrami: The Philosophical Legacy of Mulla Sadra
Assessing the Legacy of John Rawls in the Effort to Reconcile Liberalism and Social Justice: A Conversation with Mousa Akrami on the Centenary of John Rawls's Birth
Article by Mousa Akrami: “Social Justice: A Hayekian Mirage Born of an Atavistic Wish, or an Ancient Attainable Ideal Through the Cooperation of Science and Philosophy?”
Science and Ethics: A Conversation with Dr. Mousa Akrami
Living Ethically: Talks by Mostafa Malekian, Maghsoud Farasatkhah, and Amir Akrami
Qalamyaran Monthly in Conversation with Mousa Akrami on Seyyed Ahmad Fardid
An Interview with Mousa Akrami by the Monthly Ghalam-Yaran
Zavieh Program: “How Do Our Philosophers Engage with the Problems of Iranian Society?”
