The current state of thought in Iran: Reza Davari Ardakani's Narrative on "Iran"

this article, an attempt has been made to examine the state of thought in Iran from the perspective of Reza Davari. Of course, this study has been formulated in two ways; in the first case, we have tried to show our understanding of Davari's narrative and in the second step, we have tried to understand and appraise the value of his narrative. What is "thought" in terms of Davari's philosophy? What meaning of thought did he intend? Some have tried to equate Davari's view with Heidegger through the lens of Fardid, but this is to disregard the intellectual system of Davari. In this article, we have tried to refer to the text and interpret it in a critical and intra-textual fashion. This means that in our interpretation, Davari is not separated from the text, and in order to understand his intellectual system, we need a careful analysis of the text and all-in-one references in the text. Of course, I do not believe that the text is separated from society, but without researching the text, it is not possible to issue general verdicts on his narrative. Thought in the narrative of Davari means intimacy, but in order to understand this intimacy,