Zamīnah va Zamānah-yi Padīdār'shināsī: Persian 1402

"Context and Time of Phenomenology" is a work of "Siavash Jamadi" in which he presents "an inquiry into the life and thoughts of Husserl and Heidegger". This book is one of the best-authored works about phenomenology and for this reason, it competes with the western works translated into Farsi. "Context and Time of Phenomenology" consists of ten main sections, each of which has subsections related to the title of that chapter. "Sivash Jamadi" first examines the fields related to this issue and the first steps in its path along with logical research, and then in two parts, the principles and results of Husserl's phenomenology and the effects after him are explored. In this way, Husserl's life and basic ideals and what remained as his legacy have been analyzed in four chapters. In the middle of the book, the discussion of fundamental ontology and hermeneutic phenomenology is discussed, and in addition to expanding and criticizing it, the foundations of human existence are also put under the microscope. During the debates, Heidegger's ideas and opinions have also been presented and his ideas about the issue of action, his life and thinking after the war, the influence of his philosophy in France, and his criticisms and other influences have been clearly explained. "Context and Time of Phenomenology" is not just a repeated reading and retelling of Western research about this topic, but the author actively explores the cultural and historical contexts of phenomenology in various debates and challenging research of the texts and ideas of intellectuals. Great European presents to the reader.