راوی خشمگین آرزوهای خرده بورژوازی فارسی 1401

The book "The Angry Narrator of Petty Bourgeois Dreams" discusses the life and thought of Mohammad Massoud. This book was written by Arman Nahchiri and published by "Agah" publishing house. Mohammad Masoud known as "M. Dehati" (born in Qom, 1367 - died on 23 Bahman 1326, Tehran) was an Iranian journalist and storyteller and the editor of Mard Amoraz newspaper. He was a journalism graduate from Belgium, he started his press career from the newspaper "Information" and collaborated with many publications such as "Bakhtar" newspaper. In the introduction of this book, we read: Can knowledge of the life and career of Mohammad Massoud help to understand and find the roots of some of the difficulties we are dealing with now? I think yes. Because even though Masoud's body has been buried for a long time, the idea that he was one of the most famous and passionate and reckless speakers is still alive and can be ignited like a fire under the ashes with the gentlest favorable breeze. That has been many times. His cause, his arguments, his wishes and his grudges every day, to the highest degree, from the words of the passers-by in the street and the market, as the basis of a number of speeches by statesmen from yesterday to today, in the interpretations and analyzes of many tribal people. We hear, see, and read about politics from every faction and group, and in the writings of this or that pen. An idea whose roots go back to the failure of the petty bourgeoisie to benefit from, or participate in, the political power arising from the constitutional revolution, and it has played an effective and lasting but less seen, if not unseen, role in the most important political developments of the past century. .