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Prof. Ahmed ‘Abdel-Halim ‘Attia C.V Prof. Ahmed ‘Abdel-Halim ‘Attia Professor of Philosophy, Faculty of Arts, Cairo University Nationality: Egyptian Date of Birth: 11-2-1951. Qualification: - License of Arts, Department of Philosophy, With General Grade "Very Good" in 1973, Cairo University. - Master Degree in Philosophy "Values of Ralph Parton Berry" With General Grade "Excellent" - Doctor of Philosophy "Feuerbach`s Concepts of Nature and Human: Critical Study". Career - Demonstrator in Philosophy Department, from: 20- 10- 1973. - Assistant Lecture, from: 26- 3- 1980. - Lecturer, from: 30- 6- 1986. - Assistant Professor, from: 30- 6- 1991. - Professor, from: 30- 4- 2004. - Mandatory in Philosophy Departments in Cairo University, Khartoum Branch, Bani Swief Branch, Zagazig University, Faculty of Education, Institute of Dramatic Art, Arabic Music Institute in Arts Academy, Fuclty of Qualified Education in Cairo. - Visiting Professor in United Arab Emarates University, and Sultan Qabos University in Oman. - Editor of "Aorakphalsaphia – Philosophical Papers" Magazine, and A Scientific Consultant in A Number of Arab Magazines: "Orbits" in Tunisia, and "Cultural Challenges" in Egypt. - Supervised and Discussed A Number of Masters and Doctorates of Philosophy. Member of scientific societies: - Board member Egyptian Philosophical Society. - Member of the Comparative Literature Association in Cairo. 1 - Member of the Arab Philosophical Society; Jordan. - Member of the African Association for the Study of Religions, Cape Town - South Africa. - Member of the International Society for Islamic Philosophy and History of Arabic Science , Paris. - The filmmakers Syndicate in Cairo. - Member of the Writers' Union in the Arab Republic of Egypt. - Member of the Supreme Council for Culture in Egypt. Scientific work Books; 1. The values in New Realism, R.B. Perry, Dar al-Thaqafa, Cairo, 1989. 2. Philosophy of Feuerbach, Dar al-Thaqafa, Cairo, 1989. 3. Ethics in Contemporary Arab Thought, Dar al-Thaqafa, Cairo, 1990. 4. Voice and Echo; The Orientalist Roots in Badwi’s Existentialist Philosophy, Dar al-Thaqafa, Cairo, 1990. 5. Cartesianism in Contemporary Arabic Thought, Dar al-Thaqafa, Cairo, 1990. 6. Hegelian Ethics, Translation and Study of the Book of Welsh, Dar al-Thaqafa, Cairo, 1991. 7. The Origin of Religion; Translation of the Book of Feurbach, al- Mo’assasa al-Gamaiaa, Beirut, 1991. 8. Studies in the History of Arabic Science , Dar al-Thaqafa, Cairo, 1991. 9. Happiness and Making Happy in Human Life, Study and Edition, Dar al-Thaqafa, Cairo, 1st ed., 1991, 2nd ed., 1998. 10. Aesthetic Studies, Maktabat Dar an-Nasr, 1st ed., 1992, 2nd ed., 1995, 3rd ed., 1998. 11. The Theory of Value and Other Texts, Study and Translation of W.M.Urban, Dar an-Nasr, Cairo, 1993. 12. Metaphysics of Values for Dewitt Parker, Dar an-Nasr, Cairo, 1993. 13. Ethics and Ethical Life for Muslims, A Translation from De Boer, Dar an-Nasr, Cairo, 1994. 14. Ethical Studies, Dar an-Nasr, Cairo, 1994. 2 15. Lectures on Arabic Philosophy, A Preparation for the Lectures of Galarza in the Egyptian University, Dar an-Nasr, Cairo, 1994. 16. Contemporary Philosophical Encyclopedias in Arabic Language, An Analytic and Critical Reading, al-Hai’a al-Misriyya al- ‘Aamma lil-Kitab, Cairo, 1995. 17. Tawfiq at-Tawiel (ed.), Memorial Book, by The Faculty of Arts, Cairo University, 1995. 18. Galenus between Philosophy and Science, Dar an-Nasr, Cairo, 1996. 19. Re-Evaluating the Tradition, The Return to Quran, A Translation of the book of Qasim Ahmed, Maktabat Madbouli as- Saghier, Cairo, 1997. 20. ‘Abdel-Rahman Badawy in his Eightieth Anniversary, editing and supervision of Qusour al-Thaqafa, 1st ed., 1997, 2nd ed., 2002, 3rd ed., 2002. 21. The Dialect between the Ego and the Other, Philosophical Readings of Hassan Hanafi’s Thought, Maktabat Madbouli as- Saghier, Cairo, 1997. 22. Galenus in the Ancient and Contemporary Thought, Dar Quba’, Cairo 1999. 23. Studies Dedicated to Mahmoud Amin al-‘Alem, editing and supervision, Matbu’at al-Gam’iyya al-Falsafiyya al-Misriyya. 24. General Philosophy in the Egyptian University, by Conte de Galarza, Dar al-Thaqafa, Cairo, 2004 25. Ethical Studies, Dar Quba’, Cairo, 2001. 26. General Philosophy, A New Vision, Dar Quba’, Cairo, 2001. 27. The Philosophical Discourse in Egypt, Dar Quba’, Cairo, 2001. 28. Arabic Studies on ‘Abdel-Rahman Badawy, Dar al-Madar al- Islami, Beirut, 2003. 29. The Critique of Paternal Society, Readings in the Works of Hisham Sharaby, editing and introduction, Matbu’at al-Ittihad al- ‘Arabi lil-Jam’iyyat al-Falsafiyya, Cairo, 2005. 30. In the World of ‘Abd al-Wahhab al-Masiery, A Critical and Civilized Book in two volumes, Dar al-Shorouq, Cairo, 2004. 31. The Theory of Value in the Contemporary Thought, Dar Quba’, Cairo, 2004. 32. The Contemporary Ethical Thought, Dar al-Thaqafa, Cairo, 2004. 3 33. Metaphysics of Value, A Study and Translation, Dar al-Thaqafa, Cairo, 2007. 34. The Way of Philosophical Independence, The Gate of Freedom, Critical Readings In Nasief Nassar’s Thought, editing and introduction, Matbu’at al-Ittihad al-‘Arabi lil-Jam’iyyat al- Falsafiyya, Cairo, 2005. 35. Philosophy and the Civil Society, Readings in the Book of John Lock ‘Two Treatises on the Civil Government’, Editing, Dar al- Thaqafa, Cairo, 2007. 36. Feurbach, the Essence of Religion and the Necessity of Reforming Philosophy, and Other Texts, A Study and Translation, Dar al-Thaqafa, Cairo, 2007. 37. ‘Ali Omlil, Postmodernism and the Difference, Philosophical Essays, Dar al-Thaqafa, Cairo, 2007. 38. Naguib Mahfouz as Philosopher, Isdarat Majallat Ibda’, Cairo, Autumn 2011. 39. An Introduction to the Current Philosophy, Dar al-Thaqafa, Cairo, 2010. 40. Readings in the Current Ethics, Dar al-Thaqafa, Cairo, 2010. 41. Value and Metaphysics, A Translation from Welber Marshal Urban, with two studies on Ahmed ‘Abdel-Halim ‘Atiyya and the Study of Values, Dar al-Thaqafa, Cairo, 2010. Research published: 1. The Realism Philosophy of William James. Wisdom: Magazine Philosophical and Social Studies, Al-Fateh University, No. 4, November 1979, pp. 69-76. 2. The Philosophical Foundations for the Classification of Arab Sciences. Journal of Libraries and Information Arab, the Fourth Year. The Fourth Edition. October 1984, pp. 44-88. 3. This is Orientalist Was A Spy on The Arabs? - Magazine Doha (Qatar) No. 108, December 1984, pp. 120 - 122. 4. The Epistemological Basis for Classification, Journal of Library and Information Arab, The Fifth Year, The First Edition, January 1985, pp. 47-75. 5. Basically Classification Axiology, Journal of Library and Information Arab, The Fifth Year, The Second Edition, April 1985, pp. 33 - 77. 4 6. Mey ziada: Reading in the Philosophical Writings (I), Literature and Criticism Magazine, 17th, November 1985, pp. 81-95. (II) December 1985, pp. 8 - 26. Republished in the Journal of Arabic Studies, Edition 11-12, Thirty-first year, September-October 1995, pp. 65-91. 7. The Ontological Basis For Classification, Journal of Library and Information Arab, the sixth year, the first Edition of January 1986, pp. 73-94. 8. Materials: Belief - God - Resurrection - Succession - Love - Good - Evil - Means and end, Arab Philosophical Encyclopedia, Part I, edited by Dr.. Maan increase "Arab Development Institute" - Beirut. 1986. 9. Mechanics at Arabs. Journal of Khartoum Branch of Cairo University. Edition No. 86/1987, Cairo University Press, 1988, pp. 157-201. 10. Modern Philosophical Encyclopedia in Arabic. Book World magazine, Volume 8, Edition no.2, June 1987, pp. 162-181. 11. Descartes in Contemporary Arab Thought: The Impact of The Article in The Curriculum in Arab Culture, Cairo magazine, Edition 78 December 1987, pp. 35-31. 12. Prospective View of the Arab Philosophical Dictionary, and the Development of an Attempt Massignon. Journal of the Faculty of Arts, Cairo University, No. 48 for the Years 1987-1988, pp. 1-53. 13. Materials: Multiplicity – Reincarnation – Confucianism- and New Confucianism. Arab Philosophical Encyclopedia: Edit by Dr. Maan Ziada, Arab Development Institute - Beirut, the second volume in "two" 1988. 14. Cartesian and Literary Criticism. Al-Manar Cairo / Paris, Edition 50 February 1989, pp. 106-124 and reprinted entitled "philosophical discourse at Taha Hussein" in the Number 14, which appropriated magazine "Fekr" to Celebrate the Centenary of Taha Hussein "One hundred Years to Promote Arab", February 1990, pp. 41-54. 15. Answer Iqbal Eastern poems Goethe, Cairo magazine, Edition 94 April 1989, pp. 14-17. 16. Religious Basis for the Classification of Arab Sciences, Journal of Library and Information Arab, Ninth Year, Third Volume, July 1989, pp. 103-146. Republished Under Title Classification of Sciences at Al Ghazali, Journal of the Resource, The Number of Eighteenth, Volume 3 1989, pp. 66-83. 5 17. Ideal Spirituality at Osman Amin, The Arab Thought, Beirut Edition, No. 57, May-August 1989, pp. 77-91. 18. Through The Contemporary Arab Writing, Islamic Philosophy, and Western Argument Through E. Gilson, Orientalism, the fourth Edition, February 1990, pp. 52-61. 19. Feuerbach`s essence of religion, Journal of Contemporary Arab Thought, No. 74-75, March-April 1990, pp. 110-118. 20. Time in philosophy of Feuerbach`s Philosophy and Anthropology, - Arab Horizons Magazine, Fifth Edition, May 1990, pp. 91-95. 21. The impact of Ahmad Lutfi al-Sayyid in the Arab world, Cairo magazine, Edition No. 105, June 1990, pp. 104-107. 22. Political and Moral Thought at Al -Aamry, A Study in Happiness and Pleasing, Journal of the Institute of Arabic Manuscripts - Volume 34, Parts 1, 2 January to July 1990, pp. 135-173. 23. Social and Existential Ethics in Contemporary Arab thought, Philosophical Magazine, Volume I, No. 1, 2, summer and winter of 1990, Amman, Jordan, pp. 65-98. 24. The Origin of Bibliography among Arabs, Tobad magazine. Saudi Arabia, 1990. 25. Contradiction and Confusion : the Image of Unity in The Book of Dr. Hassan Hanafi, and Mohammed Abed al-Jabri, East and West Dialogue, pp. 184-188, Youm 7, Tobqal Press - Casablanca 1990, and Other Several editions.
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