Bar sar-i kūh-i Murīyah: Persian 1399

The book on Mount Moriah is a translation of two articles from two different books. The first book The Gift of Death by Jacques Derrida and the second book On the Names-of-the-Father by Jacques Lacan. Lacan discusses in his book what an amazing success the name of the Father has had! Everyone finds something in it. The father of someone who is not immediately clear, it is difficult to see with the naked eye. Father is primarily determined by one's culture. As Lacan said: "The name of the father creates the function of the father." He also claims that the function of the pad is to tie everything together. what things Signifier and signified, law and desire, thought and body. In short, symbolic and imaginary. But if the two are tied in a three-part knot with reality, the father's name is nothing more than a simple appearance. In his book "The Gift of Death", Derrida also presents his most enduring views on religion and explores the questions that he raises for the first time in his book regarding the limits of reason and the responsibility that one obtains in granting or accepting death. Varied, whether with sacrifice, murder, execution, or suicide, is raised. Derrida analyzes the heretical articles of the Czech philosopher Jan Patuka in the philosophy of history and compares and contrasts his ideas with the works of Heidegger, Levinas, and Kierkegaard. France, you read Jacques Lacan and Jacques Derrida about Abraham and the story of the sacrifice of his son for God. The first article by Jacques Lacan deals with Abraham's secrecy and his obedience to God's command and the sacrifice of what is dearest to him. The second article, Derrida's article, deals with the father as a totem and searches for the function of proper names. The translation of two articles from these two important books has resulted in a fascinating work called On the Mount of Moriah, which fans of Derrida and Lacan will love.