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… rivalry, dowries and other economic factors, political allegories, feminism, and sexual and social violence both … are in English; however, students are encouraged to read available material in the original language.   … …

… to produce books in the tradition of Plato, Aristotle, and Avicenna—a new and oft-misunderstood genre they called “ … a detailed, insightful history of philosophy in Iraq, Iran, and Central Asia during the twelfth century. It will be …

… rivalry, dowries and other economic factors, political allegories, feminism, and sexual and social violence both …

… But at the popular level the classics are very much alive. Can you talk a little about how the Persianate literary forms … writers in the Republic of Turkey, and modernizers in Iran and Afghanistan, who start to say: We need a fundamentally different relationship to language in …

… before. But once I started working with Nada, and we had another collaborator, Sahar Assaf, who is a theater … something we do, and to a certain extent, because Nada can establish the syntactical parameters, I’ll say, Could it … worlds. And inevitably, it was about the U.S., which was still heavily involved in Iraq at the time. That’s much of …

… to produce books in the tradition of Plato, Aristotle, and Avicenna—a new and oft-misunderstood genre they called “ … a detailed, insightful history of philosophy in Iraq, Iran, and Central Asia during the twelfth century. It will be …

… literary criticism; and the ambient availability of Avicenna’s philosophy for Persian poets. My current book … comparison and collaboration. My CV and publications can be found here . … East Studies … South Asian Studies Council … /middleeast/iran/person/jane-mikkelson … /southasia/person/jane-mikkelson …

… at the time of his “Fork in the Road” speech, today we can recall the state of the multilateral system back then … the Global Compact on Migration; the repudiation of the Iran nuclear deal; and the paralysis of the WTO’s dispute …