
Iran: A Very Short Introduction
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Format
Paperback
Pages
144
Language
English
Published
Dec 1, 2014
Publisher
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10
0199669341
ISBN-13
9780199669349
Description
Iran is a country steeped in rich history and cultural complexity, often misunderstood in the current global narrative. Ali M. Ansari delves into the intricacies of Iranian society, exploring its historical roots, political dynamics, and the vital role of religion in shaping its identity. Through a concise yet informative lens, he sheds light on the factors driving Iran's presence on the world stage, offering readers an insightful perspective that goes beyond the usual media portrayal.
Throughout the exploration, Ansari emphasizes the duality of Iran's identity, balancing its ancient heritage with contemporary challenges. He examines the country’s social fabric, the impact of international relations, and the aspirations of its people, providing a deeper understanding of a nation that continues to intrigue and perplex the world. This work captures the essence of Iran, making it accessible to those seeking to comprehend its pivotal role in current events.
Throughout the exploration, Ansari emphasizes the duality of Iran's identity, balancing its ancient heritage with contemporary challenges. He examines the country’s social fabric, the impact of international relations, and the aspirations of its people, providing a deeper understanding of a nation that continues to intrigue and perplex the world. This work captures the essence of Iran, making it accessible to those seeking to comprehend its pivotal role in current events.
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