Sarhan Dhouib
About me
The enlightenment needs to be enlightened!
My research focuses on themes revolving around German classical philosophy, political philosophy, as well as modern Arabic philosophy. AGYA has given me an opportunity to deepen my expertise by further exploring intercultural and interdisciplinary aspects of my research. With my colleagues Carola Richter, Fatima Kastner, and Florian Kohstall, I was able to consider the academic transformations that emerged after the ‘Arab Spring’ from both a theoretical and biographical perspective.
AGYA’s diverse network has facilitated my adoption of an interdisciplinary viewpoint, which has yielded valuable insights for my projects. My AGYA projects have brought me into new intellectual territory, and I expect my future academic endeavours to continue to benefit greatly from my engagement in AGYA.
- AGYA Publications
- Konzepte von Toleranz und Intoleranz in der arabischen Moderne Band II: 1950er bis 2000er Jahre
- Konzepte von Toleranz und Intoleranz in der arabischen Moderne Band I: 1860er bis 1940er Jahre
- Academia in Transformation. Scholars Facing the Arab Uprisings
- Philosophy in Transition - Philosophy of Transition
- My Commitment to AGYA
- Former Member in Charge of the Working Group 'Transformation'
- Participation in 'Salon Sophie Charlotte' 2017, 2023
- Selection Committee 'New AGYA Members' 2014
My advice to future AGYA members
I strongly believe that social transformation can only be brought about by research cooperation across geographical and disciplinary borders.
On a personal note
Must read in my discipline:
The Republic by Plato
Favourite novel:
The Dam (as-Sud) by Mahmoud Messadi
Best thinker/scientist from my country:
Ibn Khaldun