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Month: April 2018

Apr. 26: God and Man in Tehran

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Apr. 19: The Iranian Metaphysicals

Spiritual Empiricism and the Gender of Reason

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  • OCT. 12: An Iranian Childhood: Rethinking History and Memory
  • OCT. 26: Iranian Protests Through a Comparative Lens
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  • Oct. 13: Petitions and Petitioning in Iranian & Ottoman Constitutionalism
  • NOV. 3: VIOLENCE AND CARE

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