Nadia Maftouni
Iranian philosopher and educator
Born
January 14th, 1966
59 years ago
Category
Thinkers & Philosophers
Country
Iran
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A philosopher and educator, contributions focused on the intersection of philosophy and aesthetics, particularly in the context of Iranian culture and philosophy. Engaged with issues related to contemporary philosophy and introduced new perspectives on traditional philosophical themes. Worked in academia, teaching and mentoring students in various philosophical subjects, emphasizing critical thinking and the importance of philosophical inquiry. Participated in numerous conferences and published extensively in philosophical journals, contributing to the discourse surrounding philosophy in Iran and beyond.
Published works on Iranian philosophy
Involved in academic discussions on aesthetics
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