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Representing the Unpresentable: Historical Images of National Reform, by Negar Mottaheddeh

Author	Jack Kalpakian
Title of item	Representing the Unpresentable: Historical Images of National Reform, by Negar Mottaheddeh
Subtitle of item	Review
Volume	17:2
Pages	162-165
Parent publication	Digest of Middle East Studies
Publisher of this ed.	Milwaukie: Policy Studies Organization
Date of this edition	2008
Language	English
Permission	Fair use (see notes on copyright)
Posted	2021-11-19 by Jonah Winters
Classified in	Book Reviews
URL	bahai-library.com/kalpakian_mottahedeh_representing_unpresentable
Abstract	Book review that touches on the Islamic Republic's treatment of judgment day and how it relates to Bábí doctrine; the image of the Bábí as the internal, modern other inside Iran's national psyche; Qurrat al-'Ayn as a female equivalent of Joseph.
Notes	See preview at go.gale.com, and see also some other publications of Negar Mottaheddeh.
Tags	Iran, General history; Joseph (Prophet); Modernism; Persian culture; Reform; Tahirih
Locations	Iran (documents)
Page views	350 hits since 2021-11-19
Last edited	2021-11-19. See previous versions [archive.org].

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