Iran and the surrounding world: interactions in culture and cultural politics

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Acknowledgments Note on Transliteration Introduction PART ONE: OVERVIEWS Iranian Culture and South Asia, 1500-1900 Beyond Translation: Interactions between English and Persian Poetry Turk, Persian, and Arab: Changing Relationships between Tribes and State in Iran and along its Frontiers PART TWO: THE SAFAVID, QAJAR, AND PAHLAVI PERIODS The Early Safavids and Their Cultural Interactions with Surrounding States Suspicion, Fear, and Admiration: Pre-Nineteenth-Century Iranian Views of the English and the Russians The Quest for the Secret of Strength in Iranian Nineteenth-Century Travel Literature: Rethinking Tradition in the Safarnameh Cultures of Iranianness: The Evolving Polemic of Iranian Nationalism Foreign Education, the Women's Press, and the Discourse of Scientific Domesticity in Early-Twentieth-Century Iran PART THREE: CULTURE IN THE ISLAMIC REPUBLIC IN RELATION TO THE WORLD International Connections of the Iranian Women's Movement The Presentation of the Self and the Other in Postrevolutionary Iranian School Textbooks Cinematic Exchange Relations: Iran and the West PART FOUR: POLITICAL-CULTURAL RELATIONS WITH THE MUSLIM WORLD The Failed Pan-Islamic Program of the Islamic Republic: Views of the Liberal Reformers of the Religious Semi-Opposition Revolutionary Iran and Egypt: Exporting Inspirations and Anxieties The Iranian Revolution and Changes in Islamism in Pakistan, India, and Afghanistan PART FIVE: THE POLITICS OF IRAN'S INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS Iran's Foreign Policy: A Revolution in Transition The Contributors Index

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