Bringing together eighteen essays from Homa Katouzian, this book explores Iranian history, politics, culture, and Persian literature from mediaeval times through the nineteenth century and into the contemporary period.
Bringing together eighteen essays from Homa Katouzian, this book explores Iranian history, politics, culture, and Persian literature from mediaeval times through the nineteenth century and into the contemporary period.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Homa Katouzian is an economist, historian, political scientist and literary critic. He has been Senior Lecturer in Economics at the University of Kent, Visiting Professor of Economics at UCLA, Visting Professor of Sociology at UCSD, as well as Research Fellow at St Antony's College and Member of the Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies at the University of Oxford. His numerous books include The Persians: Ancient, Mediaeval and Modern Iran ; Sadeq Hedayat: The Life and Legend of an Iranian Writer; Iranian History and Politics: The Dialectic of State and Society; and Humour in Iran: Eleven-hundred Years of Satire and Humour in Persian Literature.
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Introduction 1. Iran in the Middle Ages: From the Islamic Conquest to the Rise of the Qajars 2. Arbitrary Despotism and Taxation in Iran 3. Iran: Developments in the Nineteenth Century: Encounters with Modernity 4. The Fall of the Qajars 5. Miracles at the Saqqa-khaneh: Power Struggles, Baha'i Pogrom and Murder of the American Envoy in Tehran 6. Politics and Poetry in Iran: 1919-1925 7. Iran under the Pahlavi Monarchy 8. The Iranian Revolution of 1979 Followed by the Islamic Revolution of 1981 9. Weststruckness: Its Trials, and Its Tribulations (With Morad Moazami) 10. Hamid Dabashi, The Anglo-Iranian Oil Crisis Revisited: Iran's Rejection of the World Bank Intervention and the 1953 Coup 12. Of the Sins of Khalil Maleki 13. Interest is not Riba: A Critical Study of Riba and Interest in Islam Sadeq Hedayat, Modern Iranian Fiction and the Experience of Modernity 15. Humour in Hedayat 16. Was Forugh Farrokhzad a Sinner? 17. Sa'di, Lover of Beauty and Advocate of Human Morality 18. Sa'di and the Others: The Semi-Rhymed Prose, and 'Inimitable Facility' Art Forms
Introduction 1. Iran in the Middle Ages: From the Islamic Conquest to the Rise of the Qajars 2. Arbitrary Despotism and Taxation in Iran 3. Iran: Developments in the Nineteenth Century: Encounters with Modernity 4. The Fall of the Qajars 5. Miracles at the Saqqa-khaneh: Power Struggles, Baha'i Pogrom and Murder of the American Envoy in Tehran 6. Politics and Poetry in Iran: 1919-1925 7. Iran under the Pahlavi Monarchy 8. The Iranian Revolution of 1979 Followed by the Islamic Revolution of 1981 9. Weststruckness: Its Trials, and Its Tribulations (With Morad Moazami) 10. Hamid Dabashi, The Anglo-Iranian Oil Crisis Revisited: Iran's Rejection of the World Bank Intervention and the 1953 Coup 12. Of the Sins of Khalil Maleki 13. Interest is not Riba: A Critical Study of Riba and Interest in Islam Sadeq Hedayat, Modern Iranian Fiction and the Experience of Modernity 15. Humour in Hedayat 16. Was Forugh Farrokhzad a Sinner? 17. Sa'di, Lover of Beauty and Advocate of Human Morality 18. Sa'di and the Others: The Semi-Rhymed Prose, and 'Inimitable Facility' Art Forms
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