Bilāghat-i Tārīkh'nigārī dar Īrān-i 'aṣr-i Ṣafavī: Persiska (Farsi) 1402

In the last century, with the growth of theories about history and what it is, new views about the ways of writing history have been proposed. Since ancient Greece, there has been a conflict between the methods of historiography and whether history is classified as a genre of speech or not, and this conflict is still going on in the modern era. The arrival of literary theories in Iran has brought some achievements, but among these theories, the contribution of rhetorical research is less developed. In this book, we intend to look at this less paid part among literary and historical studies, and that is rhetoric, or in its broader sense, rhetoric. This book is the first step in the field of research related to the rhetoric of historiography in the Persian language.