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Trading under Asymmetric Information: Positive and Normative Implications
, 2018 andrea attar, claude d'aspremont
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Attar of Nishapur’s Seven Valleys and the Stages of Human Cravings from a Psychological Perspective [PDF]
Spiritual Psychology and Counseling, 2016 This article examines the search for Truth and the journey of existence as explained metaphorically in the works of Farid ud-Din Attar by blending Sufi understanding and a contemporary psychological perspective. It attempts to associate and review people’s characteristics, life styles, cognitive structures, existential journeys, and processes of self ...
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Dramatic Reading of the Story of Uwais al-Qarani in Tadhkirat al-Awliya by Attar of Nishapur
Treasury of Persian Language and LiteratureTadhkirat al-Awliya by Attar is a mystical work written in simple prose, with some sections in rhymed prose (sajʿ), in which the life accounts of seventy-two saints and Sufi sheikhs are presented. Attar has sought to reflect the political, social, economic, and literary conditions of his time.
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A SOUL JOURNEYING THROUGH THE WORD: FARID AL-DIN ATTAR OF NISHAPUR
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A Dramatic Reading of the Story of Ebrahim Adham in Tazkirat al-Awliya by Attar of Nishapur
Treasury of Persian Language and LiteratureTazkirat al-Awliya by Attar of Nishapur concerns the lives, spiritual states, thoughts, and narratives of mystics and Sufi masters. Attar has endeavored to depict the political, social, economic, and literary conditions of his era. In examining the dramatic aspects, in addition to understanding Attar’s mental framework and linguistic style, one must ...
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Treasury of Persian Language and Literature
Sufism represents a journey from the lowest levels of the egoic self to its highest spiritual states. The Sufi is, in fact, a spiritual traveler who, at every stage of the mystical path, distances himself from self-centeredness and egotism and gradually approaches the higher self or divine soul.
Fatemeh Sargazi +2 more
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Sufism represents a journey from the lowest levels of the egoic self to its highest spiritual states. The Sufi is, in fact, a spiritual traveler who, at every stage of the mystical path, distances himself from self-centeredness and egotism and gradually approaches the higher self or divine soul.
Fatemeh Sargazi +2 more
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