Hāydigir va Isti'lā (Sharḥī bar Tafsīr-i hāydigir az Kānt): Persian 1402

This research pursues a main goal and several sub-goals. Its main purpose is a philosophical research about transcendence and its inherent possibility; That is, the answer to the question whether transcendence is basically possible or not. Proposing the question of transcendence is actually an attempt to reach a new understanding of existence, man, perception, the relationship between man and the world, and the meaning and concept of truth, an understanding that is different from the way of perception and understanding seen in the tradition of metaphysics. Since in our time, if not in the entire history of Western thought, no thinker has raised the issue of transcendence as fundamentally and radically as Heidegger, our research on transcendence and its inherent possibility will be done within the framework of Heidegger's thought. This goal is based on the opinion of the author that the basis and essence of Heidegger's thinking is nothing but the proof of the inherent possibility of transcendence; In the sense that not only transcendence is possible, but the way of human being and his inherent truth is the same as transcendence. Undoubtedly, as long as the meaning and concept of transcendence is not clear, the content of this goal will not be clear. But clarifying this concept itself will be the result of our research and not its beginning. But it is impossible to seek the absolute unknown, and we must have an idea of the subject of research from the beginning. Therefore, from the very beginning, we must present a picture, however vague and vague, of the relevance of our research, that is, we must temporarily answer the question of what we mean by transcendence.