Dr. Abolghasem Bahrami (1894–1950): Physician, Pasteurian, and a Pioneer of Microbiology and Public Health Planning in Iran [PDF]
Bahrami F, Mostafavi E.
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Animal behavior informed by history: Was the Asiatic cheetah an obligate gazelle hunter? [PDF]
Farhadinia MS +3 more
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The impact of archaism discourse on Iranian medical historiography from the Achaemenid period. [PDF]
Kasiri M.
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The Study of Sufism with Dynasty in Safavid and Qajar Period
The present research aims to investigate the position and quality of the Sufism relations with the dynasty in Safavid and Qajar period. Using the descriptive-analytical research method, the result show that mysticism in the first half of the Safavid realm and also in Mohammad Qajar’s realms have the most political power and they are considered one of ...
masoud motallebi, azeem Izadi Oudlo
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Perception of Spatial Legibility and Its Association with Human Mobility Patterns: An Empirical Assessment of the Historical Districts in Rasht, Iran. [PDF]
Askarizad R, He J.
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'We must send you a sample'-a Persian-European dialogue: insights into late nineteenth-century ceramic technology based on chemical analysis of tiles from the Ettehadieh house complex, Tehran, Iran. [PDF]
Matin M, Gholamnejad M, Abkenar AN.
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The Correlation Between Temperament and Fitness for Work According to the Persian Medicine Viewpoints. [PDF]
Mazhari MM +4 more
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Evaluating Change of the Concept of Nation in the Qajar Period
The era of the Qajar government coincided with the formation of the thought of nationalism in the world as a result of the French Revolution. The occurrence of the Constitutional Revolution reflected the entrance of these ideas into Iranian society and Iranians demanded national and citizenship rights from the Qajar Autocracy.
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Baghdadi Serai, Kermanshah: Samples of Iran-Iraq Interactions in the Qajar Period
The Qajar Period witnessed a period of increased commerce and cultural interactions between Iran and its neighboring countries. As a border town acting as a trans-boundary commercial hub, Kermanshah became home to a group of Jewish immigrants who came from Baghdad and settled in their own quarters. These immigrants developed their specific architecture
Isa Hojjat, Efran Heidari
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This study examines the feminisation of dīv figures in Qajar visual culture (c. 1789–1925) and its relation to gendered representations and secularising discourses.
Nahid Jafari Dehkordi
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