Studies on the Iranian World: Medieval and Modern

The international conferences on Iranian studies, held every four years by the Societas Iranologica Europaea, offer a broad forum for academic discussion and give opportunity for an exchange of views and ideas. They allow the participants to get acquainted with the results of the newest research projects and discoveries (field research in ethnolinguistics, study of manuscripts etc.), as well as new trends and methodologies in Iranian studies.The texts which contribute to the present book cover a broad variety of questions concerning the Iranian World: languages, literature, religions, history anthropology, demography, sociology, medicine, art and film. Any reader interested in the history and modernity of Islamic Iran and Central Asia, will certainly find some fascinating material here. The interdisciplinary character of this book and the competences of its authors - acknowledged authorities in their field, as well as representatives of a younger generation - can be considered as its greatest merits.
Kinga Paraskiewicz, Department of Iranian Studies, Jagiellonian University

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Frontmatter
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Contents
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Foreword
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- By Anna Krasnowolska, Jagiellonian University, Renata Rusek-Kowalska, Jagiellonian University
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Linguistics
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The Northern-Central Group of the Iranian Central Dialects: an Areal and Diachronic Perspective
pp 13-22
- By Chiara Barbati, Austrian Academy of Sciences
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Some Comments on a Parallel Text in Dari, Tojiki and Farsi
pp 23-34
- By Tomasz Gacek, Jagiellonian University
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Verbalization of the Universal Human Concept of the Soul in Persian
pp 35-44
- By Olena Mazepova, Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv
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The Problem of Subject Clauses versus Complement Clauses in Persian
pp 45-56
- By Andrzej Pisowicz, Jagiellonian University
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Literature
pp 57-58
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Timurid Authority and the Ottoman Sultan: Some Notes on Three Jāmi Manuscripts from the Library of Bayezid II (886–918/1481–1512)
pp 59-72
- By Aftandil Erkinov, Tashkent State Institute of Oriental Studies
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The Historical Novel in Early Modern Persian Literature
pp 73-80
- By Claus V. Pedersen, University of Copenhagen
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Sibā-Zeynab-Zibā: the Metamorphoses of an Iranian Woman
pp 81-98
- By Renata Rusek-Kowalska, Jagiellonian University
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Laughing at Adultery in Persian Literature and Culture
pp 99-106
- By Pegah Shahbaz, University of Sorbonne Nouvelle
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Quiet Lives and Looming Horrors – Subversive Narrative Strategies in the Earliest Short Stories of Zōyā Pīrzād
pp 107-116
- By Madeleine Voegeli, University of Basel
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Religion
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Shibboleths of Heresies: on Some Essential Markers of the Near Eastern Non-Dogmatic Milieu
pp 119-128
- By Victoria Arakelova, Caucasian Centre for Iranian Studies
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Female Religious Practitioners in the Context of Contemporary Transformations of Islam in Tajikistan
pp 129-148
- By Anna Cieślewska, Jagiellonian University, Krakow
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The Key Content of Contemporary Zoroastrian Identity in the Islamic Republic of Iran: a Socio-Anthropological Approach
pp 149-156
- By Paulina Niechciał, Jagiellonian University
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History
pp 157-158
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The Failure of the Constitutional Monarchy in Iran: The Socio- and Psycho-Genesis of Reza Khan's Rise to Power
pp 159-174
- By Behrouz Alikhani, University of Münster
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Concerning One Unpublished Persian Historical Document from Afshar Period
pp 175-186
- By Helen Giunashvili, G. Tsereteli Institute of Oriental Studies, Tbilisi, Tamar Abuladze, National Center of Manuscripts, Tbilisi
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Clash or Compromise? Mongol and Muslim Law in the Ilkhanate (1258–1335)
pp 187-196
- By Florence Hodous, Soas, University of London
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New Insights on the Fiscal System of the Early Ilkhanids through the Analysis of al-Murshid fī al-Ḥisāb, an Unknown Accounting Manual
pp 197-204
- By Ryoko Watabe, University of Tokyo
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Archaeological Survey of Kamar-e Marj Castle in Kermān Province
pp 205-218
- By Ali Shojaee Esfahani, Art University of Isfahan
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Historians of their Time: Mongols, Mamluks and the Treatment of the Past
pp 219-228
- By Sibylle Wentker, Austrian Academy of Sciences
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Arts
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The Reception and Illustration of Hafiz in Mid-Seventeeth-Century Iran
pp 231-242
- By Michael Chagnon, New York University
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Al-Muqaddasi's Ahsan al-Taqasim fi Ma‘rifat al-Aqalim and the Perception of the Built Environment in the Tenth Century
pp 243-256
- By Peyvand Firouzeh, University of Cambridge
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Quelques réflexions autour d'un dessin de Michel François Préaux – peintre de la mission du général Gardane en Perse (1807–1809)
pp 257-268
- By Irène Natchkebia, G. Tsérétéli Institut d'Etudes orientales de l'Université d’état Ilia
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Le cinéma de Kiarostami en prise sur le cinéma de Rossellini et Godard : rencontre, échange, superposition
pp 269-276
- By Marzieh Rouhani, France
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