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TITLE

Iranian Cultural Thesaurus-Philosophy

SUBJECT

Asian Philosophy
Epistemology
Logic
Philosophical Schools
Philosophy of Ethics
Philosophy of Religion
Practical Philosophy
Theoretical Philosophy

DESCRIPTION

This micro-thesaurus is one of the domains of Iranian cultural thesaurus (ASFA) in Persian, Arabic, English and Russian languages. Also it includes preferred Persian terms in Cyrillic script and Tajik terms in Cyrillic script as well as Persian script. The collaborators of the second trilingual edition of the Iranian Cultural Thesaurus were Fataneh Torkashvand and Narges Qadimi. English equivalents prepared by Ali Karbalaie-Nowroz and Seyyed Shamsodin Miraboutalebi. Morteza Razmara added Russian and Tajik equivalents to the next edition. So ASFA data of National Library of Iran software (RASA) was improved and converted to SKOS/RDF. This thesaurus now is available on Skosmos platform.
Saeedeh Akbari Daryan supervised the project SKOS/RDF. Azita Malmir edited and formed the data. Alireza Badrlou converted and cleaned up the data., and Hasan Baqeri-Mahabadi undertook customizations of Skosmos.
In setting the hierarchy of each language in Skosmos, if we couldn’t find an equivalent for a term in one language, the Arabic preferred term is provided. If Arabic equivalent was not found, the Persian preferred term is used.
We sincerely hope to receive comments and suggestions from the LIS professionals in order to enrich our work.

PUBLISHER

National Library and Archives of Iran

CREATOR

Khosravi, Fariborz

CONTRIBUTOR

Akbari Daryan, Saeedeh
Badrlou, Alireza
Baqeri Mahabadi, Hasan
Karbalaie Nowroz, Ali
Malmir, Azita
Miraboutalebi, Seyyed Shamsodin
Qadimi, Narges
Razmara, Morteza
Torkashvand, Fattaneh

CREATED

4 January 2022

RIGHTS HOLDER

National Library and Archives of Iran

TYPE

Thesaurus

SKOSMOS:SHORTNAME

ASFA

URI

http://skosmos.nlai.ir/asfa-phi/fa/page/asfa

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