Mehran Mazinani
Biographic Data
| ID | 1403372 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Mehran Mazinani |
| GIVEN NAMES | Mehran |
| FAMILY NAME | Mazinani |
| SIGNATURE | MAZINANI M |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Utah |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 9 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 10 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2010 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Liberty in Akhundzadeh's and Kermani's Thoughts
Here I examine the modern idea of liberty in works of Akhundzadeh and Kermani – two leading Iranian intelligentsia under the Qajar Iran (1794–1925). In doing so, first, I set forth a brief (intellectual) background that shows some of the influences of Iranian, Russian, and European scholars on Akhundzadeh and Kermani. Then, their thoughts will be represented systematically by following a simple theoretical framework driven from their works. Apply…
On Liberty in Talebof’s Thought
This article represents Talebof ’s thought on the modern idea of liberty defined in terms of selfishness, selflessness, and selfhood. First, a brief background is set forth in an attempt to show some of the influences on Talebof by others of the Iranian intelligentsia and European philosophers. Having set the stage, his philosophy is represented systematically, as against chronologically. This approach helps to reveal a shortcoming in Talebof ’s …
On the Problem of the Victim/Perpetrator Dichotomy
This article recontextualizes the massacre that took place in the K urdistan region of I ran in 1979. Through examining interviews with and articles by some of the leading actors involved in the massacre and analysing various alignments between T ehran and K urdistan, the article concludes that the massacre was not an ethnic conflict. Rather, it was a political issue exacerbated by matters such as the turbulent transition from the P ahlavi dynast…
On Problems of Constructing “Genocidal Identity
The construction of an identity based on victimhood and a collection of excruciating memories, such as those of genocide, is ontologically perilous and empirically harmful, and therefore its construction should be examined with extreme caution. To prove this thesis right, I begin by setting forth a theoretical discussion, and then study the controversial case of the Armenians in an attempt to illustrate that it is unsettled and far from being unm…
The Conduct of Inquiry in International Relations
Keywords: analyticismcritical realismmethodologymind–world dualismmind–world monismphenomenalismpositivismreflexivitytransfactualism
Revolutionary Iran and the United States
Defining Iran
Tribes and Empire on the Margins of Nineteenth-Century Iran
Holy Ignorance
Exiled in the Homeland
Tribes and Empire on the Margins of Nineteenth-Century Iran
On Problems of Constructing “Genocidal Identity
The construction of an identity based on victimhood and a collection of excruciating memories, such as those of genocide, is ontologically perilous and empirically harmful, and therefore its construction should be examined with extreme caution. To prove this thesis right, I begin by setting forth a theoretical discussion, and then study the controversial case of the Armenians in an attempt to illustrate that it is unsettled and far from being unm…
Liberty in Akhundzadeh's and Kermani's Thoughts
Here I examine the modern idea of liberty in works of Akhundzadeh and Kermani – two leading Iranian intelligentsia under the Qajar Iran (1794–1925). In doing so, first, I set forth a brief (intellectual) background that shows some of the influences of Iranian, Russian, and European scholars on Akhundzadeh and Kermani. Then, their thoughts will be represented systematically by following a simple theoretical framework driven from their works. Apply…
On Liberty in Talebof’s Thought
This article represents Talebof ’s thought on the modern idea of liberty defined in terms of selfishness, selflessness, and selfhood. First, a brief background is set forth in an attempt to show some of the influences on Talebof by others of the Iranian intelligentsia and European philosophers. Having set the stage, his philosophy is represented systematically, as against chronologically. This approach helps to reveal a shortcoming in Talebof ’s …
Exiled in the Homeland
Tribes and Empire on the Margins of Nineteenth-Century Iran
Holy Ignorance
The Conduct of Inquiry in International Relations
Keywords: analyticismcritical realismmethodologymind–world dualismmind–world monismphenomenalismpositivismreflexivitytransfactualism
Revolutionary Iran and the United States
Defining Iran
On Problems of Constructing “Genocidal Identity
The construction of an identity based on victimhood and a collection of excruciating memories, such as those of genocide, is ontologically perilous and empirically harmful, and therefore its construction should be examined with extreme caution. To prove this thesis right, I begin by setting forth a theoretical discussion, and then study the controversial case of the Armenians in an attempt to illustrate that it is unsettled and far from being unm…
On the Problem of the Victim/Perpetrator Dichotomy
This article recontextualizes the massacre that took place in the K urdistan region of I ran in 1979. Through examining interviews with and articles by some of the leading actors involved in the massacre and analysing various alignments between T ehran and K urdistan, the article concludes that the massacre was not an ethnic conflict. Rather, it was a political issue exacerbated by matters such as the turbulent transition from the P ahlavi dynast…
Liberty in Akhundzadeh's and Kermani's Thoughts
Here I examine the modern idea of liberty in works of Akhundzadeh and Kermani – two leading Iranian intelligentsia under the Qajar Iran (1794–1925). In doing so, first, I set forth a brief (intellectual) background that shows some of the influences of Iranian, Russian, and European scholars on Akhundzadeh and Kermani. Then, their thoughts will be represented systematically by following a simple theoretical framework driven from their works. Apply…
On Liberty in Talebof’s Thought
This article represents Talebof ’s thought on the modern idea of liberty defined in terms of selfishness, selflessness, and selfhood. First, a brief background is set forth in an attempt to show some of the influences on Talebof by others of the Iranian intelligentsia and European philosophers. Having set the stage, his philosophy is represented systematically, as against chronologically. This approach helps to reveal a shortcoming in Talebof ’s …
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