Subjects of Books:
Hermes
The book studies different ideas of Hegel and muslim philosophers, without trying to make correspondence between them or to compose one’s opinion to another.
The book is about satire and humorous language in Persian literature from the beginning until the publication of Gol-Agha magazine. The writer argues in detail about parody and shows different kinds of it in various Persian writings.
In this book, the writer describes the relationship between illuminative philosophy and transcendent philosophy, and then she studies different parts of Mulla Sadra’s ideas and explains his view on Suhrawardi’s illuminative philosophy, through which she seeks to show the intellectual similarities an
Shah-e Nameh-ha is a collection of Sirous Shamisa‘s understandings of, and reflections on, Shahnameh __ a long epic poem written by the Persian poet Ferdowsi between c. 977 and 1010 AD. The writer __ who considers Shahnameh as “the king of books” instead of “the book of kings” __ discusses different
The Persian translation of Old Testament is published in four volumes. The second volume, Historical Books, is a sequel to Torah.
The new version of Mathnawi, edited by prof. Mohammad Ali Movahhed, has been published by Hermes Publishers and Academy of Persian Language and Literature. This edition of Mathnawi is based on eleven copies, including 8 or 9 copies which were written during the thirty years after Mowlavi‘s death, i.
Rhetoric of syntactic structures is a part of rhetorical art that its theory was first developed by Abd al-Qahir al-Jurjani, the famous grammarian and literary theorist of fifth century AH and now is known as “theory of construction (nazm)”. According to this theory, syntax has an unknown capability
Liberty and Captivity in Language and Other Essays includes essays, writings, talks and a translation of a prominent linguist, the late prof. Hormoz Milanian, published in different journals and books from 1969/1348 to 2005/1384. In “Said by Milanian” and “The Brief History of Teaching Linguistics i
By studying the manuscripts and written works of Iranian Muslim thinkers, the writer shows that text correction have root in Islamic civilization traditionally and Iranians have had a key role in its emergence and development.
Knowledge has a central place in Islamic mysticism, so that a mystic’s endeavors are totally turned towards knowing the Beloved. Clearly this kind of spiritual knowledge differs from other conventional forms of knowledge, and consequently its language is different with other fields of study’s langua
The book studies Sohrawardi’s theory about light (illumination) and explains the philosophical sense of this concept.
In the book, not all syntactic structures but some special and difficult ones are examined. The writer finds some of the most important issues related to Arabic syntax in Quran and also shows their uses and examples in Quran.
Persian poem, having different rhythm compared with Arabic poem, has its own special structure and foundation. It means Persian prosody differs from that of Arabic. The book studies some of the last developments in Persian prosody.
Today, some written northern and central Kurdish dialects have been developed, but this book is the first step to offer a collected southern Kurdish dialect.
The book includes a collection of Dr. Zia Movahhed’s poems along with their English translations.
Fitz Gerald’s translation of Ruba’iyat has been published many times, but usually without the original Persian quatrains. This version of Fitz Gerald’s translation lacks this defect.