Higil va jami'ih-yi mudirn: Persian 1382

The author of the present book is considered as valid authorities of continental philosophy, particularly German philosophy in the Anglo-Saxon world. His aim is not only a comprehensive description of Hegel's philosophy, but also studying various aspects of his importance and worthiness for philosophers, and why he had been interfering in making concepts and terms we think in their framework. The present book begins with a new and innovative description and statement of the main thoughtful problems of Hegel's generation, and shows the connection of his main philosophic subjects with the thinking process of Germany at the end of 18th century, and then studies political philosophy of Hegel and its relationship during our age.