Schopenhauer and Omar Khayyam. Phelps, William Lyon. The New England and Yale Review, 49 (1888) 224 (November), p. 328–336.
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The Rubáiyát of Omar Khayyám
The Rubáiyát of Omar Khayyám. H. Schütz Wilson. Contemporary Review, 27 (1875) (July/December), pp. 559–570
Umar Khayyam
Umar Khayyam. Mehdi Aminrazavi; Glen van Brummelen
In: The Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy, Spring 2017
Study of Socratic Irony and Romantic Irony in Khayyam, Abol-ala and Schopenhauer’s Quatrains
Study of Socratic Irony and Romantic Irony in Khayyam, Abol-ala and Schopenhauer’s Quatrains. Ahmad Forouzanfar, Shahla Khalilollahi, Maryam Mousavi.
In: International Journal of Applied Linguistics & English Literature, Sept. 2019. Pp. 72-76.
Summary:
In this article we are determined to review Socratic irony, romantic and ironic structures of Khayyam’s quatrains and the ones attributed to him and explain the place of Khayyam as an ironist among other thinkers of the world, according to the meaning of romantic irony and Socratic irony in his quatrains.
General virtues of Umar Khayyam’s philosophical views
General virtues of Umar Khayyam’s philosophical views. Gulnoza Akramovna Yunusova.
In: International Scientific Journal of Theoretical and Applied Science, vol. 85 (2020), nr. 5, p. 328-332.
Summary:
The article describes the interpretation of the works of Umar Khayyam and their philosophical concepts. Khayyam attracted the attention of all as a person who did not follow any of the various categories of his time with his whole being, and who had an independent opinion and position. On the other hand, he seems to have been a more cautious man. After all, not everyone was able to live long in a very delicate and complex period and avoid severe conflicts.
World outlook of Hakim Umar Khayyam
World outlook of Hakim Umar Khayyam. Ahmad Shahvari. Mumbay, Shahvary, 1999. 86, [3] pp.
Summary:
Purpose of this book is to provide a new window for thinking about Khayyam’s views regarding the principle questions about life, man, creation. Shahvary discusses a number of quatrains from various translations.
Omar Chajjam und Max Stirner – Eine Brücke zwischen Orient und Okzident
Omar Chajjam und Max Stirner – Eine Brücke zwischen Orient und Okzident. H. Ibrahim Türkdogan. Leipzig, Max-Stirner-Archiv, 2001. 18 p. ISBN: 9783933287403. (Stirneriana, Nr. 19)
The wine of wisdom. The life, poetry and philosophy of Omar Khayyam
The wine of wisdom. The life, poetry and philosophy of Omar Khayyam. Mehdi Aminrazavi. Oxford, Oneworld Publishing, 2005. 396 p. ISBN: 1-85168-355-0.
Summary:
The intoxicating message of Khayyam’s famous Ruba‘iyyat created an image of exotic Orientalism in the West but, as author Mehdi Aminrazavi reveals, Khayyam’s achievements went far beyond the intoxicating message within these verses. Philosopher, mathematician, scientist, and mystic – his many different identities are examined here in detail, creating a coherent picture of this complex and often misunderstood figure.
Omar Khayyam: Poet, Rebel, Astronomer
Omar Khayyam: Poet, Rebel, Astronomer. Hazhir Teimourian. Stroud, Sutton, 2007. xiv, 365 p. Illustrated. ISBN: 978-0750947152
Summary:
This book claims to be detailed study of Khayyám’s life and world. It tells how Khayyám was persecuted for his philosophical beliefs and rebellious poems, how the two rival worlds of Christianity and Islam slowly moved towards their most violent embrace. It also tells the story of the Rubaiyat and gives a new translation of fifty quatrains, including FitzGerald’s first version.
The genuine face of Omar Khayyam
The genuine face of Omar Khayyam. Bahram Baghaie Naini. London, Parsees Arts, 2007. 264 p. ISBN: 9780955601804