Seyed Hassan Hosseini

Seyed Hassan Hosseini Sarvari, born in 1967 in Shiraz, is a professor in the Department of Philosophy of Science at Sharif University of Technology and one of the active figures in philosophy of religion, Islamic philosophy, and philosophy of media studies in Iran. He completed his doctoral studies in philosophy with a dissertation on the views of John Hick, under the supervision of Seyyed Hossein Nasr, and in his research path has focused on topics such as religious pluralism, rationality, theology, science and religion, and Islamic philosophy.

At Sharif University of Technology, Hosseini has held responsibilities including membership on the faculty of the Center for Philosophy of Science, vice-dean for education and graduate studies in the Department of Philosophy of Science, and vice-president for cultural affairs of the university. His record also includes the presidency of IRIB University, editorship of the journals 'Philosophy of Science' and 'Media and Culture', and activity at the National Elites Foundation. He is regarded as one of the influential figures in the formation of studies in philosophy of media and religion and media in Iran.

Among his works and activities are 'Religious Pluralism or Pluralism in Religion', 'The One Religion', 'What is Neo-Thomism?', the translation of 'Wherever the Argument Takes Us' by Antony Flew, and serving as editor-in-chief or contributor for works such as 'Aesthetics and Philosophy of Media', 'Hekmat-e Motahhar', and 'Eternal Knowledge'. The central concern of his work is examining the relationship between rationality, religion, science, media, and the Islamic philosophical tradition in the contemporary world.