Gleanings from the Internet

This short notice appeared in Iran Daily on June 29, 2005: Henry Corbin Memorial Plaque Installed

The text of the article reads as follows:
TEHRAN, June 28--A plaque to commemorate the noted French philosopher Henry Corbin was unveiled in a ceremony here Monday which was attended by the French Ambassador to Iran Francois Nicouloud, reported IRNA. The plaque was installed at the intersection of Neauphle-le-Chateau and Marjan streets in downtown Tehran. Meanwhile, Marjan Street was renamed after Henry Corbin, a philosopher who conducted extensive oriental studies and was deeply interested in Iranian culture and civilization. Speaking at the ceremony, Nicouloud said that Corbin (1903-1978) was a great philosopher who is held in high esteem in France. He successfully introduced Iranian culture, literature and civilization to the Europeans, he added. The outgoing French ambassador said that Corbin proved that culture will develop when it is opened up to others. Addressing the same gathering, Chairman of Tehran City Council Mehdi Chamran said that Iran and France have friendly relations and hoped that they would further develop in all fields.

Also of interest:

A useful and extended synopsis of Temple and Contemplation and a discussion board was posted here on Ismaili Mail in 2007.

The Henry Corbin Page on WeRead.com.

Though it is not clear who wrote it, here is a lecture on "Individuation and Angelology" given in London in 1996 to the Guild of Pastoral Psychology.

And these additions to the Bibliography:
Analytic Comparison between 'Allahmah Tabataba's's View and that of Henry Corbin concerning Human Perfection, by Morteza Hajhosseini. Transcendent Philosophy 1, 31-45.
The Door to the Imaginal Realm, by Mary Pat Mann. Mytholog, 4(3): 2006

And a website of note: Imaginal.net

And this, of considerable interest (in French): Présence d’Henry Corbin, vendredi 8 août 2008 - par Jean-Michel Cros