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2021
Before I go any further and in this chapter explore the relationship of Jalal Al-Ahmad and his wife Simin Daneshvar, a seminal aspect of both their lives and characters, let me briefly recap the major points I have been driving home so far as I write this book on the person I have suggested we consider ‘the last Muslim intellectual’.
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Before I go any further and in this chapter explore the relationship of Jalal Al-Ahmad and his wife Simin Daneshvar, a seminal aspect of both their lives and characters, let me briefly recap the major points I have been driving home so far as I write this book on the person I have suggested we consider ‘the last Muslim intellectual’.
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Iranian Studies, 1986
Only three out of her 36 short stories are available in English (two translated by the writer herself), and yet Simin Daneshvar (b. 1921) is Iran's first woman novelist and one of the country's most significant fiction writers. Daneshvar has published Savooshoon (the most popular Iranian novel), three collections of short stories, ten translations, and
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Only three out of her 36 short stories are available in English (two translated by the writer herself), and yet Simin Daneshvar (b. 1921) is Iran's first woman novelist and one of the country's most significant fiction writers. Daneshvar has published Savooshoon (the most popular Iranian novel), three collections of short stories, ten translations, and
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Ritualizing Life: Videos of Jalal Toufic
Art Journal, 2007The videos of Jalal Toufic almost always lead their of a certain public or private ritual.In Ashura: This Blood Spilled in My Veins Toufic documents a very public Shiite ritual of Ashura, the day of commemorative mourning for the saint Hussein ibn Ali. But some other rituals are of a more private nature. In The Sleep of Reason a private ritual of sleep
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Diagnosing an illness JALALAL - I AHMAD
2004I speak of ‘occidentosis’ as of tuberculosis. But perhaps it more closely resembles an infestation of weevils. Have you seen how they attack wheat? From the inside. The bran remains intact, but it is just a shell, like a cocoon left behind on a tree. At any rate, I am speaking of a disease: an accident from without, spreading in an environment rendered
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Metafiction in Jalal Barjas’s Afaei Alnar
Studies in Arabic Narratology, 2022Maedeh Zohriarab, Reza Nazamian
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