著者名：

Mia, Mana

出版元：

Stanford U.P.

頁数：

xxii,312p pap.

刊行年：

2020

ISBN：

9781503611955

Iranians -- Ethnic identity -- Nationalism -- History -- 18th century

Persianate Selves challenges accepted notions of what it meant to be Persian in the eighteenth century. Drawing on commemorative texts, this book reveals that to be Persian was not necessarily to be Iranian. Persians hailed from a variety of places across Central, South, and West Asia, and their sense of self was not tied to modern ideas of nationalism, religion, or race. Mana Kia explores the common education and cultural logic that connected Persians, before the concept of the nation, describing how place, origin, and memory created a sense of self unbounded by the limits of colonial modernity.

Introduction: The Shadow of Nationalism
Part I: Place
1. Landscapes
2. Remembering, lamenting
3. Place making and proximity
Part II: Origin
4. Lineages and their places
5. Kinship without ethnicity
6. Naming and its affiliations
7. Commemorating Persianate collectives, selves
Coda: Memoiries and multiplicity (lost and lingering)

No.

39654

価格：

5,516円