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    Original Title: Iranian Intellectuals and the West , the Tormented Triumph of Nativism
    ISBN: 0815604335
    Publisher: Syracuse University Press
    Age Group: Adult
    Pages: 1996
    Weight: 150 g
    Book Cover: Hard Cover
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    Iranian Intellectuals and the West, the Tormented Triumph of Nativism: English 1996

    Iranian Intellectuals and the West, the Tormented Triumph of Nativism

    Author: Mehrzad Boroujerdi
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    Original Title: Iranian Intellectuals and the West , the Tormented Triumph of Nativism
    ISBN: 0815604335
    Publisher: Syracuse University Press
    Age Group: Adult
    Pages: 1996
    Weight: 150 g
    Book Cover: Hard Cover
    Genre:
    Subjects:
    This study is an analysis of the origins, bases, and rationales which contribute and have contributed to the formation of an authentic Iranian national identity. The author looks at religious and secular forces, thinkers, and intellectual movements within Iran as well as those in the Western tradition.
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    This study is an analysis of the origins, bases, and rationales which contribute and have contributed to the formation of an authentic Iranian national identity. The author looks at religious and secular forces, thinkers, and intellectual movements within Iran as well as those in the Western tradition.
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