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Iranology by MohammadReza Saeedi and Behzad Balmaki (Farsi)

€46.14
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Product Type
Printed Book
Origin
Iran
Format
Paperback
Language
Persian
Weight
200 g (7.05 oz)
Delivery date
Nov 30 — Dec 7

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Iranology by MohammadReza Saeedi and Behzad Balmaki (Farsi)

Description

Iranology by Mohammadreza Saeedi and Behzad Balmaki provides an accessible introduction to Iran's geography, history, culture, society, and regional diversity. Originally developed for non-Iranian students learning Persian, the book presents an overview of the country's natural geography, political and economic characteristics, cultural heritage, general history, and major tourist attractions. It also introduces Iran's provinces and their cultural and natural highlights. Organized into six chapters, this volume offers a broad perspective on Iran and its national heritage, making it a useful introductory resource for Persian-language learners, students, and readers interested in Iranian studies.

Overview

Page Count

392

Persian Title

کتاب ایران شناسی اثر دکتر محمدرضا سعیدی و بهزاد بلمکی

Genre & Theme

An in-depth study of Iran's history, culture, geography, and civilization

Writing Style & Theme

Academic and comprehensive, yet accessible to general readers interested in Iranology

Target Reader

Ideal for students, researchers, and anyone passionate about Persian heritage and culture

Additional information

Weight 200 g
Condition

New

Product Type

Printed Book

Genre

Reference

Origin

Iran

Format

Paperback

Language

Persian

Author Behzad Balmaki, Mohammadreza Saeedi

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