Name : Hassan Hanafi Hassanien
Date of birth: February 13, 1935.
Place of birth: Cairo, Egypt.
Add.: 18 Lusaka St., Nasr City, 6th region, Cairo, Egypt. (Postal Code: 11371)
Tel.: (202) 271-6564 (Home).
Tel. & Fax: (202) 2700853 (office).
Mobile: (2012) 3599510.
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[email protected]Education:
* BA. In philosophy, 1956, Cairo university
* Ph.D. in philosophy, 1966 la Sorbonne, Paris.
Languages:
* Arabic * English * French * German
Academic positions:
* Assistant professor, department of philosophy, Cairo university, 1967.
* Associate professor, department of philosophy, Cairo university, 1973.
* Professor, department of philosophy, Cairo university, 1980.
* Chairman, department of philosophy, Cairo university, 1988.
* Visiting professor, temple university, Philadelphia, PA, USA, 1971-1975.
* Visiting professor, university of Fez, Morocco, PA, USA, 1982-1984.
* Visiting professor, university in Tokyo, Japan, 1984-1985.
* Program advisor, United Nation University, Tokyo, Japan, 1985-1987.
* Visiting professor, UCLA. Spring 1995.
* Visiting professor, University of Bremen, Spring 1998.
* Secretary General of the Egyptian Philosophical society since 1976.
* Member of the Afro-Asian solidarity movement.
* Vice-president of the Arab philosophical society since 1983.
* Vice-president of the Federation Arab philosophical society since 2001.
Publications:
I. Critical Editions (Arabic):
* Al-Mu'tamad fi Usul Al-Fiqh of Abu Al-Hussein Al-Basri. 2 vols.,
Damascus, 1964.
* Al-Hukuma Al-Islamiya of Al-Khumeini, Cairo, 1979.
* Jihad Al-Nafs of Al-Khumeini, Cairo, 1979.
II. Translation (into Arabic):
* Anthology of Christian philosophy in the Middle Ages (Augustin, Anselm and
Thomas of Acquinas), Alexandria, 1968.
* Lessing: The Education of human race. Lessing’s theological writings, Cairo,
1976.
* Spinoza: Tractatus Theologico-politicus, Cairo, 1973.
* J.P. Sartre: La transcendence de L’Ego, Cairo, 1977.
III. Books:
* Les méthodes d’exégèse, Paris, 1965. (French)
* L’exégèse de la phénoménologie, Paris, 1966. (French)
* la Phénoménologie de L’exégèse, Paris, 1966. (French)
* Religious dialogue and revolution, Cairo, 1977. (English)
* Contemporary issues, 2 vols., Cairo, 1977. (Arabic)
* Tradition and Modernism, Cairo, 1980. (Arabic)
* Islamic studies, Cairo, 1981. (Arabic)
* Philosophical studies, Cairo, 1987. (Arabic)
* From dogma to revolution, 5 vols. Cairo, 1988. (Arabic)
* Religion and revolution in Egypt, 8 vols., Cairo, 1989. (Arabic)
* Dialogue between Mashreq and Maghreb, Morocco, 1990. (Arabic)
* Introduction to Occidentlism, Cairo, 1991. (Arabic)
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* Islam in the modern world, 2 vols. Cairo, 1995 2 ed. 2000. (English)
* The anguish of the scholar and the citizen,2 vols.Cairo,1997. (Arabic)
* The generations dialogue, Cairo, 1988. (Arabic)
* Gamal El-Din Al-Afghani, First centenary 1897-1997, Cairo, 1988. (Arabic)
* Religion, culture and politics in the Arab world, Cairo, 1988. (Arabic)
* From transfer to creativity, 9 vols. Cairo, 2000-2002. (Arabic)
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* Fichte, philosopher of Resistance, 1 ed. Ministry of culture, Cairo, 2003,
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2 ed. Egyptian philosophical society, Cairo, 2003. (Arabic)
* From Text to Reality, vol. I, The Formation of the Text, Cairo, 2003; vol. II, The
Structure of the Text ed. Ministry of culture, Cairo, 2004. (Arabic)
* The Besiege of Time, vol. I, The Past; vol. II, The Future; vol. III, The Present,
A- Contemporary Thinkers, B- Problems, Cairo, 2004. (Arabic)
* From Manhattan to Baghdad, Cairo, 2004. (Arabic).
* Roots of Authoritarianism and Horizons of Freedom, Cairo, 2005. (Arabic).
* Cultures and Civilizations, conflict or Dialogue? Vol. I, The Meridian Thought,
Cairo, 2005. (English).
