In Iran, Kant is one of the most widely read Western philosophers. His works have been acknowledged by a broad variety of philosophical and political camps and discussed in relationship to Islamic philosophers such as Ibn Sina (Avicenna) and Mulla Sadra. This study examines the contexts and approaches to Kant's reception in Iran and shows how Kant's thought has maintained a solid place in Iranian philosophical discourse.

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Roman Seidel, Berlin.