Naqsh'hyi bah yad (zindigī nigārah'hā 1): Persian 1401

"The title of this book could have been the tomb or monument (or, in the words of Master Dehkhoda, graveyard) of the unknown soldier: someone who is killed in the war, but his body does not remain and there is no trace of him. They make a grave or a tomb for him, but it is empty of the body and full of the memory of the soldier of the country. It is said in legends and myths that the soul of the unknown soldier wanders until he has no grave. In order to reach peace, they should build a tomb for him, he will come back to life and continue his life in memories." It is the memory of a departed soldier or a loved one in these memories and notes that remains alive and lightens the sorrow - the roles of memory are a combination of theoretical foundations and excerpts from memories and daily notes translated and compiled by Ahmad Akhot; A manifesto of moments and memories and reflections of writers such as Roland Barthes, Franz Kafka, Gertrude Stein, Anna Akhmatova, Ray Bradbury, Susan Sontag, Sylvia Peach, and others; Panels of photos and books and memories of days gone by and memories left behind and pictures from the memory of people like Hemingway, Hedayat, Moiliani, Joyce and...