Lecturers

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Lecturer

Topic

1

Reza Davari Ardakani

The Loneliness and Boredom in the city of modernity and the pain of being undeveloped in the modernistic era

2

Nasrollah Pourjavadi

Hakim Iranshahri’s Notion of ” The Unity of all Faiths”

3

Mohammadreza Hosseini Beheshti

Interkulturelles Denken als mögliche Bedingung für interreligiöse Verständigung

4

Seyedhamid Talebzadeh

Transcendent Theosophy and Possibility of Convergence

5

Shahin Aawani

Divergence and Convergence of the Believer and the Nonbeliever in Masnavi

6

Shamsolmoluk Mostafavi

The role of mystical discourse in creating cultural-religious convergence

7

Ahmadali Heydari

Hermeneutik des Dialogs in der Formulierung von Abdoldjavad Falaturi; Ein Weg für die Konvergenz der Religionen

8

Abbas Manoochehri

Meeting Again Differently: A Poetic Grammar for Convergence

9

Mojtaba Amiri

Theoretical foundations of convergence and divergence

in the interactions of Muslims and Christians

10

Mohammad Javad Safian

A contemplation on

possibility and necessity of convergence and divergence

 

11

Aliasghar Mosleh

Convergence of “I” and “the other” in the conditions of “Power” dominance

12

Hamid Parsania

 

Meaning and Intercultural Relations

 

13

Maryam Saneapour

Ethical convergence in the virtual world based on the Holy Qur’an

14

Hans-Christian Gunther

Religious truth, what is that?

15

Muhammad Legenhausen

 

A False Trilemma: Exclusivism, Inclusivism, Pluralism

16

Dominic J. O’Meara

 

Greek Virtues in Islamic Philosophy

17

Salvatore Lavecchia

Towards a Dialogical Self. Metaphysics of Light as Philosophical Perspective for Interreligious Encounter

18

Riccardo Pozzo

Social Innovation, Cultural Innovation, Religious Innovation

19

Asfa Widiyanto

Interreligious Dialogue in the Post-truth Age

20

Heinz-Gerhard Justenhoven

Truth in political ethics

 

21

Irmgard Pinn

Monotheismus, Wahrheit und Gewalt

22

Anwar Alam

Islam and Modernity: A Need for Inter-Cultural Dialogue over International System of Governance with special reference to Iranian Nuclear issue

23

Felix Bachmann

 

Das Erbe der Aufklärung: „Aufgeklärte“ Reisende in den Orient und ihre Reflexionen zur Religion am Beispiel der Orientreise Herzog Bernhards III. von Sachsen-Meiningen 1872/73

24

Dagmar Dotting

Selbst-Bild

Kalligraphie als Ort der formlosen Form innerhalb Nishidas Philosophie

25

Zohre Memari

 

The convergence and divergence of religions and the question of its necessity in the present world

26

Mohammad Mehdi Ardebili

A platform for dialogue: culture or metaphysics?

 

27

Hossein Shaqaqi

 

Necessary extent of convergence in order to beginning of communication, in the light of Glock’s criticism about Davidson’s principle of charity

28

Reza Dehghani

“Politik des Betrauerns” als Nährboden für die Divergenz

29

Malek Shojaei Jeshvaghani

Religion and Human Sciences From Divergence to Convergence

30

Zahra Sharif

Foundational Moral Virtues; the Basis of Cultural Convergence

31

Mandana Chegeni Farahani

Dasein analysis and the possibility of religious convergence

32

Farzane Ghadamyari

 

The Experience of Religious Convergence in (300-400) AH

33

Mohammad Mahdi Fallah

Religious Truth in Raimon Panikkar; a base for convergence between Religions

34

Mohammad Hossein Saranjam

convergence and divergence in “Ziyarat Arba’een” as an intercultural event