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Reza Gholami Faculty Member, Institute for Humanities and Cultural Studies Throughout history, power has never been limited to hard military or economic tools. The deepest

 Dr. Reza Gholami Faculty Member, Research Institute for Humanities and Cultural Studies   Introduction: Karl Popper, Iran, and a Somewhat Shallow Encounter Although Karl Popper

Modern humanity is ensnared in a strange and intricate vortex of its own making, yet it lacks the power to control it. Once the creator

Reza Gholami Jul 30, 2025   The killing of over 60,000 people in Gaza—most of them women and children—under the pretext of Israel’s right to

Dr. Reza Gholami Introduction: The Paradox of the Modern Era The contemporary world is caught in a clash between progress and regression. On one hand,

Bertrand Russell, the British philosopher, mathematician, and peace activist, not only rejected war in theory but was also a pioneer of anti-war and anti-domination movements

Reza Gholami, Faculty Member at the Institute for Humanities and Cultural Studies   Introduction The modern world faces unprecedented challenges that have shaken the current

 On the Occasion of His Passing   Dr. Reza Gholami   Introduction In today’s complex world of economics, technology, and culture, the question of ethics—its

Exploring Atomization from the Individual to Global Civilization and the Potential for Rebuilding Cohesion through Structural Justice Reza Gholami, Faculty Member, Institute for Humanities and

 Reza Gholami April 1, 2025 Hostility toward the West stems neither from rationality nor aligns with the requirements of a critical and reasonable discourse. Confrontation,