Iran after the Revolution: Crisis of an Islamic State Faculty & Staff Books rounds out the collection

rounds out the collection

The Convent of Pleasure (1668) proposes a separatist community of women and has received attention for its suggestion of lesbian sexuality

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hurtful and consoling

until recently remembered more as a flamboyant eccentric than as a serious writer

Iran after the Revolution: Crisis of an Islamic State Faculty & Staff Books rounds out the collectionDenison University presents "Iran after the Revolution: Crisis of an Islamic State" by Saeed Rahnema and Sohrab Behdad. In this work writers on Iran explore the ideological and political divisions within the Islamic movement and explain the post revolutionary period in terms of economic policy, education, attitudes to women, and national and religious policies.