Iranian thinker
Seyyed Hamid Talebzadeh
Seyyed Hamid TalebzadehPhilosophyIranianb. 1953
Life and Thought
Seyyed Hamid Talebzadeh (born 1958) is an Iranian philosopher and full professor in the Philosophy Department at the University of Tehran. His research areas include Islamic philosophy, Western philosophy, metaphysics, and the relationship between the Islamic philosophical tradition and modern philosophy.
Seyyed Hamid Talebzadeh, born in 1958, is an Iranian philosopher and full professor in the Philosophy Department at the University of Tehran. He has conducted research in the fields of Islamic philosophy, Western philosophy, metaphysics, German Idealism, and the relationship between the Islamic philosophical tradition and modern philosophy. In addition to his academic work, Talebzadeh has a background in cultural and educational management, including serving as director of IRIB Channel 4, head of the University of Tehran Press, head of the Enduring Figures committee, and secretary of the Council for the Transformation of the Humanities.
Talebzadeh's primary focus is on Islamic philosophy, Western philosophy, metaphysics, the relationship between Islamic wisdom and modern philosophy, Hegel, Nietzsche, dialectics, becoming, and idealism. Part of his work is dedicated to comparative dialogue between Islamic philosophers and modern Western philosophers.
Bibliography
Writings and transcribed lectures4 titles
A Dialogue Between Hegel and Islamic Philosophers: Becoming, Dialectic, and Idealism
Nietzsche and the Question of Metaphysics
Philosophy: An Introduction to Islamic Philosophy, Pre-University Textbook
Philosophy for the Third Year of High School, Textbook for the Humanities Stream
Translations2 titles
Being in the Thought of Philosophers
History of Islamic Philosophy
