Ulampīk-i Zard (Taḥlīl-i Intiqādī-yi Bāzī'hā-yi Ulampīk-i Tukīyu 2020): Persiska (Farsi) 1403

The Olympics have deep roots in the modern industrial system and the basis of its formation can be found in instrumental rationality. Accordingly, as much as modernity and its changes are attractive to us, the Olympics are no exception to this rule, and by the way, the study of the Olympic Games is considered an easier shortcut for examining the changes and trends of industrial modernity and its cultural and social effects on the people of different societies. The Yellow Olympics book, with a detailed and comprehensive examination of the cultural and social dimensions of the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games, seeks to unveil new approaches and movements, and at the heart of this scrutiny, it describes and analyzes Japan's effort to hold a major event, that too in the difficult conditions of the Corona epidemic. This book contains points that the Iranian human mind has never looked at the different periods of the Olympic Games from this point of view. Something that needs a more detailed explanation for everyone, especially the managers and policymakers of the country, so that with a more open look at this event, they can think and think as the offspring of modernity, and if there is a chance, prepare themselves to face its different future.