University of Tehran Public Law Studies Quarterly 2423-8120 52 4 2022 12 22 Heidegger’s Reading of Anthropology and its Impact on the Philosophy of Public Law Heidegger’s Reading of Anthropology and its Impact on the Philosophy of Public Law 1865 1880 89002 10.22059/jplsq.2020.298630.2347 FA Ali Mashhadi Associate Professor of Public Law Department, University of Qom, Qom, Iran 0000-0001-8439-1384 Morvarid Ahouri Phd Student of Public law, Islamic Azad University, Qom Branch, Qom, Iran Journal Article 2020 03 01 In this paper, the ideas of Heidegger and their impact on the philosophy of public law has been analyzed. The common point between Heidegger's thoughts and the philosophy of public law is their view of human beings, which is based on the existential dignity and human nature of law. In fact, if we are to consider the influence of Heidegger on public law, we must go back to issues related to the inherent dignity of human beings. From Heidegger’s point of view, the roots of the current human crisis lie in the ignorance of human essence. Moreover, the effect of Heidegger's special type of anthropology on the formation of man and his place in society and the legal system should be discussed. This paper attempts to analyze some aspects of this approach on the basic teachings of the philosophy of law. Therefore, we will first discuss the place of man in Heidegger's thoughts and then examine the effect of Heidegger's views on human rights in the philosophy of public law within the framework of concepts such as humanism, human rights, sovereignty in the modern era, freedom, democracy and technology. In this paper, the ideas of Heidegger and their impact on the philosophy of public law has been analyzed. The common point between Heidegger's thoughts and the philosophy of public law is their view of human beings, which is based on the existential dignity and human nature of law. In fact, if we are to consider the influence of Heidegger on public law, we must go back to issues related to the inherent dignity of human beings. From Heidegger’s point of view, the roots of the current human crisis lie in the ignorance of human essence. Moreover, the effect of Heidegger's special type of anthropology on the formation of man and his place in society and the legal system should be discussed. This paper attempts to analyze some aspects of this approach on the basic teachings of the philosophy of law. Therefore, we will first discuss the place of man in Heidegger's thoughts and then examine the effect of Heidegger's views on human rights in the philosophy of public law within the framework of concepts such as humanism, human rights, sovereignty in the modern era, freedom, democracy and technology. https://jplsq.ut.ac.ir/article_89002_1a1f3c96d7969725bc67021b1357920b.pdf