Armenian Communities of Persia/IranHistory, Trade, Culture by Richard G. Hovannisian 0 Reviews Armenian-Iranian interactions date back to the depths of antiquity. At times, Armenia and Iran were friends and allies, even sharing common dynasties, and at other times fierce and unrelenting adversaries. Whatever their political relationship may have been,... $45.00
At the Crossroads of the Armenian-Azerbaijani Conflict by Stephan H. Astourian 0 Reviews This book adopts a thematic and comparative approach to shed light on the antagonism of these two nations. Its first part deals with the Armenian and Azerbaijani self-representation of their nations’ identity and historical territory. This is the core of... $55.00
Beta by Haleh Hamedifar 0 Reviews Although traditionally, writing memoirs, as this genre is understood in the Western world, especially women’s memoirs, has been relatively rare in Persian, since the latter years of the 20th century, an increasing number of women from various classes began to... $35.00
From Columbus to Churchil by S. M. Ghazanfar (Editor), Robert Eddy (Co-Editor) 0 Reviews This edited volume presents a collection of essays on seven prominent Western historical figures. It is argued that these figures are so firmly canonized for their “unquestioned greatness” that the darker side of the historical process is either overlooked or... $35.00
Iranian Cities and Persian Fiction by M. R. Ghanoonparvar 0 Reviews Every city has its own identity. In the same way that the identity of the people of a city influences and determines the identity of a city, the identity of a city has an impact on that of its people. In this book, the author explores the major cities of Iran... $35.00
Nigāristān: A Facsimile Edition. by Gregory Maxwell Bruce 0 Reviews Nigāristān (compiled 1334-5) is a major work of Persian wisdom literature. Its author, Mu‘īn al-Dīn Juvainī, was in the employ of the Ilkhanate vizier and patron of Persian letters, Ġhiyāṡ al-Dīn Muḥammad at the court of the Ilkhan Abu Sa‘īd. The date of the... $250.00
Persia is My HomelandCompiled, Transcribed and Co-Edited by David Malcolm McDowell with Introduction, Notes, and Co-Edited by Thomas Miller Ricks, Ph.D. by Sarah Evans Wright McDowell (1893 - 1981) 0 Reviews The diaries, letters and essays are extraordinary and factual eyewitness accounts of Tabriz and Tehran’s social, military and political life in the tumultuous days and years of Iran’s Constitutional Revolution and Tabriz’s ten-month siege. She recounts the... $45.00
The Art of the Saljuqs in Iran and Anatolia by Robert Hillenbrand 0 Reviews NEW AND EXPANDED INTRODUCTION. The book offers much rich new material in the field of Iranian iconography, including bold metaphysical speculations on the theme of light metal work and pottery, in-depth studies of the meanings associated with various... $55.00
The Safavid State by Willem Floor 0 Reviews This study shows that there was a shift in political and military power in the Safavid state, for which the basis was laid in the mid-16th century. The shift itself was formalized after 1590 through the reforms initiated by `Abbas I. The changes took three... $55.00
The ShahnamehBy Ferdowsi by Djalal Khaleghi Motlagh 0 Reviews The Shahnameh [The Book of Kings] Edited by Djalal Khaleghi-Motlagh. With a new and updated Introduction in Persian and English. 8 volumes in paperback edition. The most accurate Persian edition yet published of Ferdowsi’s great epic of Iranian/Persian... $295.00