Amir hossein Randjbar

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Amir hossein Randjbar

My Birth Date: 29/9/1967

I am the only child in my family in german word "  Einzelkind ".

MY mother language is Farsi .

But at 6 years old I was sent to a privat primery-school under the control of English management.

In 1979 Revolution has occured which four months later it changed as Islami Revilution.

In 1981 the result of Iraq military invasion into Iran was nothing except for war for 8 years.

When I was 18 I took part in a race for entering into university. Amongst 700,000 , I was 30 .

Tehran University, Philosophy department : from its first level \' B \' to the last  \' phd. \'

In Germany I have also studied Philosophy in Freiburg University: a complete course of \' Continental Pilosophy \'.

 As backing to Iran I went to theology faculty of Tehran University , in its first level : \' B \' .

Meanwhile I went to the war\'s first line for two months, that was enough for looking at so many uglyness .

From some of news papers after Khatami\'s presidency I was invited as a writer , journalist , I accepted .

\' Djame-e , Tous , Neshat , Khordad \' . Its result was judging aginst me : forbidden pen ;

at that time I was a lecturer in philosophy department , dismissal from university forever.

I am 41 years old , unmarried, living lonely and happy for I am living , life .

Hitherward I did publish six books  in farsi of course

1. Buddhi:Looking for sky\'s roots          2. Aesthetics of Uglyness      3. John Hick and his Thoughts          4. Collected stories of E.A.Poe

5. four articles on Hermeneutics          6. Critical theory : its place in philosophy of Literature

Nowadays I am working as an adviser for some private publishers which wants to translate some bestselling ! books.

But  most part of my everydays life passing through reading ,reading , reading , and if there remains any time

I prefer to read something...

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