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PhD student in General Law at University of Tehran
Abstract
The greatest challenge of this age known as the age of modernity is the crisis of meaning. The type of power and necessities of state law under these circumstances are the same type of "meaning" and its underlying component is "ideationalism”. Thus the current article claims that Islamic revolution of Iran as the reviver of revelation thinking with two characteristics of meaning creation (based on its religious foundations) and rejection of modernism in knowledge has provided necessary prerequisites for the interaction between value, knowledge and power creation that we call unity between hawza and universities.
Kooshki, M. S., & Ajorloo, E. (2013). Theory of Unity of Hawza and Universities in Islamic Revolution and an Approach to the Ideationalist Metaphor of Power in General Law. Islamic Revolution Research, 2(2), 143-162.
MLA
Muhammad Sadeq Kooshki; Esma'eil Ajorloo. "Theory of Unity of Hawza and Universities in Islamic Revolution and an Approach to the Ideationalist Metaphor of Power in General Law". Islamic Revolution Research, 2, 2, 2013, 143-162.
HARVARD
Kooshki, M. S., Ajorloo, E. (2013). 'Theory of Unity of Hawza and Universities in Islamic Revolution and an Approach to the Ideationalist Metaphor of Power in General Law', Islamic Revolution Research, 2(2), pp. 143-162.
VANCOUVER
Kooshki, M. S., Ajorloo, E. Theory of Unity of Hawza and Universities in Islamic Revolution and an Approach to the Ideationalist Metaphor of Power in General Law. Islamic Revolution Research, 2013; 2(2): 143-162.
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