I recommend that you stay away from this poorly written and disorganized book.
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An outsider’s view of domestic and émigré Iranian cinemas
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A synopsis of Forugh Farrokhzad's life and works in an English-language volume is a welcome addition to the literature on this iconic poet and women's rights pioneer.
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Each year, for more than a decade, I have composed a cheerful or forward-looking poem to commemorate Norooz. Here is my poem for Norooz 1391
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Plans for segregating the sexes in Iranian universities will have far-reaching negative social and economic consequences.
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B. Parhami's Persian poem for Norooz 1390 (spring 2011).
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Celebrating the International Women’s Day, 1911-2011
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Hassan Abbasi, a political analyst and strategist closely linked to the Islamic regime in Iran, outlines IRI's defense strategy in aiding militant groups.
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Scholarly accounts view the cylinder variously as a charter of reforms, “declaration of good kingship,” or a “building tablet” that commemorates the restoration of Babylon following Cyrus’s conquest.
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Story of Maryam, a first-generation Iranian immigrant to the UK, and Sara, the daughter born to Maryam and her British husband, Edward
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"Sharif's reputation highlights how ... Iranian students are developing an international reputation as science superstars."
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Professor Reza Mansouri, Iran’s Deputy Science Minister during 2001-05, has written a very thoughtful response (or, as we say in Persian, a “tooth-shattering” response)
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'We have to surprise [our former tormentors] … with compassion … with restraint and generosity...'
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A patriotic poem by our beloved Azeri poet, Mohammad-Hossein Shahriar.
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Many beloved Persian sayings in a single poem by Nezami Ganjavi.
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