Rahid Ulusel | |
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| Born | August 13, 1954 |
| Nationality | Azerbaijani |
| Education | Azerbaijan State Pedagogical University |
| Occupation | Professor at Azerbaijan National Academy of Sciences |
Rahid Ulusel (full name Rahid Suleyman Khalilov) is an Azerbaijani scientist, senior researcher at the Azerbaijan National Academy of Sciences, and professor at Western University (2005-2007). [1]
Rahid Ulusel was born in Kəlbəhüseynli village of Masally District of the Republic of Azerbaijan on 13 August 1954. Childhood of Ulusel is very vague, though its known that he lost his father when he was around 15-years-old and was brought up by his mother. [1] Graduated Azerbaijan State Pedagogical University. The topic of his PhD thesis is “Contemporary Azerbaijani Philosophical Lyrics”. The total number of Ulusel's printed scientific publications is 215. [1]
The valuable works of Ulusel are about the actual problems of philosophy, aesthetics, culturology, philology and criticism. They were published in Azerbaijan and abroad. Ulusel is a member of the Union of Azerbaijani Writers, the Dissertation Council of the Institute of Philosophy of ANAS, the International Federation of Philosophical Societies, vice-president of the Biocosmology Association for the Middle East. Rahid Ulusel represented Azerbaijan at several international congresses on humanitarian sciences (US, Sweden, Greece, Korea, etc.). [2]
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