Books
1.Phenomenology of Art, Academy of the Arts, Tehran 2008 (P)
2. Phenomenology of Religion, Sazeman Entesharat, Tehran, 2004 (P)
3. Heidegger's Notion of the World, Moasseseh Andisheh Islami, Tehran 2001. (P)
4. Sadraean Meditations: Toward a Transcendent Philosophy of Mind, Lekton 2003 (E)
6. From a Sadraean Point of View: Towards an Elimination of the Subjectivistic self, London Academy of Iranian Studies, London 2004 (E)
7. An Introduction to Philosophy of Mind, University of Tehran Press, Tehran 2003.(P)
8. Aesthetics from a Phenomenological Point of View, Iran's Academy of the Arts, Tehran 2005 (P)
9. Mind, Consciousness, Self, Tehran: Elm Publisher, 2008 (P)
10. Sadrian Issues on Transcendent Philosophy of Consciousness and Body, Tehran: Elm Publisher, 2008 (P)
11. Philosophical Psychology, Tehran: Elm Publisher, 2008 (P)
12. Lectures on Contemporary Western Philosophy, Tehran: Elm Publisher, 2008 (P)
13. Sadrian Thoughts on Humanity, Tehran: Elm Publisher, 2008 (P)
14. Philosophy of Mind, Tehran: Elm Publisher 2008 (p)
15. Background of Modernity, Tehran: Elm 2009 (p)
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