Hāydigir (qadam-i avval): Persian 1401

Introducing Heidegger provides an accessible introduction to his obscure thought, mapping its historical context and exploring its contemporary resonances. Was Martin Heidegger the "veiled king" of philosophy, or the most important explainer and supporter of non-religious mysticism that leads astray? A group has considered Heidegger the most powerful philosopher of the 20th century in terms of creativity and innovation, who stands behind all the main currents of postmodern thought. He announced the end of philosophy and the end of the religion of human origin and was a supporter of Hitler's National Socialism movement. This book is the first step for an understandable introduction of his thought, which is famous for its complexity and ambiguity. This is a step towards examining the historical background of his thought and the contribution he has had to the evolution of ecology, theology, art, literature, and other human fields in our time.