Iran's Troubled Modernity

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Ahmad Fardid, an influential anti-Western philosopher, played a pivotal role in shaping the intellectual landscape of the Islamic Republic of Iran. He introduced the concept of 'Westoxication' to critique Western influence. Through thirteen insightful interviews, Mirsepassi explores Fardid's vibrant life and his impact on Iran's political and intellectual identity in the twentieth century, providing a deep understanding of the complexities surrounding Iran's cultural discourse.