Prof. Acad. Hamlet Isakhanli’s Presentation “Two Cultures: Science and Art” at 12th Baku International Book Fair
As part of the 12th Baku International Book Fair, a presentation titled “Two Cultures: Science and Art” by Prof. Acad. Hamlet Isakhanli, founder of Khazar University and Chairman of the Board of Directors and Trustees, was held on October 23, 2026.
The event, organized in the “SOCAR” presentation zone of the Baku Expo Center, began with a screening of the film “Khazar’s Signature,” dedicated to the 35th anniversary of Khazar University.
Aytaj Misgarli, the event’s host and Director of Khazar University’s Library and Information Center, drew attention to the university’s 35-year path of activity and its role in science and education. The film “Khazar’s Signature,” reflecting the history, development path, and values of Khazar University, was presented to participants.
After the film screening, Prof. Acad. Hamlet Isakhanli delivered a presentation on “Two Cultures: Science and Art.” In the presentation, H. Isakhanli shared his thoughts on the interrelationship between science and art, the role of these two fields in shaping human thought and the spiritual world, and their influence on the development of society.
Touching on the connection between scientific thought and artistic creativity, Hamlet Isakhanli emphasized the importance of science and art in a person’s understanding of the world. The presentation gave participants the opportunity to reflect on the shared values that unite these two fields, alongside their different forms of expression.
The presentation was received with interest by book lovers. The meeting was significant for participants in terms of gaining a deeper understanding of the connections between science, art, and creativity, as well as becoming acquainted with the views and reflections of Prof. Acad. Hamlet Isakhanli.
It should be noted that the 12th Baku International Book Fair was held on October 21–27, 2026, under the slogan “Life Is Bigger Than the Screen: A Child, A Book, A Real World.” In addition to promoting book and reading culture, the fair served as an important platform for scientific and creative exchange of ideas.
