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Standing Other Side of the Death: Responses of Corbin to Heidegger from Shiite Philosophy Perspective
Mahdi Fadaei Mehrabani
Standing Other Side of the Death: Responses of Corbin to Heidegger from Shiite Philosophy Perspective (Istadan Dar Ansuye Marg)
Tehran, Ney Publication 2012 (ISBN 978-9641852490)
Title in Persian:
مهدی فدایی مهربانی، ایستادن در آنسوی مرگ: پاسخهای کربن به هایدگر از منظر فلسفۀ شیعی، تهران، نشر نی، 2012
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Introduction
Framework
Chapter One: beginning a world: Corbin’s life
Critics of Corbin
Chapter Two: Iran; heaven on earth
Meeting with Iranian scholars
With Allameh Tabatabai
Criticism on Orientalism
Transcendental Theology
Corbin and Shi’ism
Chapter Three: Corbin and Heidegger
Deconstruction and Question
Heidegger and Metaphysics
Disclosedness of Being
Dasein; the position of disclosedness
Being-in-the-world
Being and grasp
Thrownness
Anxiety
“Being-toward-the-death” or “Being-toward-other-side-of-the-death”
Dasein and Authenticity
From “Being toward” to “belonging to”
Anxiety, “not-being-at-home” and occidental exile
From Heidegger’s “awareness of dying” to Suhrawardi’s “awareness of occident”
Chapter Four: Phenomenology and Kashf ul-Mahjoob
Kashf ul-Mahjoob
From Phenomenology to Kashf ul-Mahjoob
Hermeneutics or Ta’avil (Transcendent Exegesis)
Corbin and contemporary Hermeneutics
Heidegger’s Philosophical Hermeneutics
Ta’avil as a decoding of Tanzil (Revealed Message)
The role of Hidden Imam in Ta’avil
Chapter Five: The Concept of Time
Historicity and Trans-Historicity
Dasein’s Historicity
Corbin and the concept of time in Shi’ite Philosophy
Fluid Time in Shi’ite Philosophy
Cyclical time in Ismaili Gnosis
Chapter Six: The Realm of Imagination
Imagination and Secularism
Imagination and poesy
Imagination and Shi’ite Philosophy
Active Imagination in Ibn al-Arabi’s thought
Imagination in Corbin’s thought
Chapter Seven: Iranian Islam and Prophetic Philosophy
From Yemenite Philosophy to Prophetic Philosophy
Shi’ism
The Fountainhead of Clear Water
The place of Angelology in Shi’ite Philosophy
Logos and Mohammadian Logos/Essence
Esoteric Alixir
The Necessity of reviving Shi’ite Philosophy as Corbin’s Perspective
Conclusion
