Historical Studies Quarterly, No 31, winter 2011
The latest issue f Historical Studies Quarterly has been published. This issue volume includes 6 articles and a series of caricatures by Iraj Zare. In the following lines you can read the abstract of each article:A look at What is Cultural History?
The book What is Cultural History? by Peter Burke, explains the expansion trend of cultural history since 1970s.It not only outlines the quality of cultural history, but also focuses on its differences and conflicts, tradition and common realms. What is cultural history? is translated into Persian by Dr Nematollah Fazeli and Morteza Ghelich.The Place of Heroes in History
The contemporary author Paul Johnson, known for his books and articles in the field of history and social sciences, was originally a journalist and for long the editor-in-chief of the much credible weekly magazine of New Statesman. Paul Johnson has published numerous books among which are The Birth of the Modern World, Modern Times, and Intellectuals.Unfinished Memoirs
Ezatollah Sahabi, one of the most prominent national-religious campaigners during the past six decades died last week at the age of 81.Oral History in Iran
Oral historiography is yet to be institutionalized in Iran as a novel method for collecting, storing and organizing oral resources.Imam Khomeinis political thinking analyzed
A book has been published by Qum Islamic Maaref Publication Office in assessment of Imam Khomeinis political and governance views.Persia in World War I and Its Conquest by Great Britain
Persia in World War I and Its Conquest by Great Britain published in 2003, is a research by Mohammad Gholi Majd, an Iranian scholar.The very first book on the Khorasan
The very first book on the Khorasan''s Division history called, History of Khorasan Division, from Safavid Era to the Islamic Revolution, was released on April 2011.Oral History (An Interdisciplinary Methodology)
Since, oral history is an interdisciplinary field and has many subcategories it covers a wide range of subjects. It could be said that, the most prominent writings in oral history fall into the following categoriesTrilingual "Inevitability of War" to be unveiled at TIBF
Mohammad Doroudian's "Inevitability of War" – now available in three languages of English, Arabic, and French – will be unveiled on Wednesday (4 May 2011) concurrent with the inauguration day of Tehran International Book Fairr....
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