Michael C Hillmann
Biographic Data
| ID | 1444319 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Michael C Hillmann |
| GIVEN NAMES | Michael C |
| FAMILY NAME | Hillmann |
| SIGNATURE | HILLMANN M C |
| AFFILIATIONS | The University of Texas at Austin |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 6 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1975 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1992 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Iranian Culture
Iranian Culture
Chapter 1 A Chronology of Iranian Culture Chapter 2 Iranian Patriarchy, Its Victims, and Persian Sadness Chapter 3 Perennial Iranian Skepticism, Individualism, and Dreams of Gardens Chapter 4 Persian Classicism, Aesthetics of Decoration, and Ambivalence Chapter 5 A Modernist Iranian Writer's Almost Inevitable Nightmare Chapter 6 Cultural Dilemmas of an Iranian Literary Intellectual Chapter 7 An Iranian Finally Speaks as a Woman and as an Individu…
A Lonely Woman
The Modernist Trend in Persian Literature and Its Social Impact
For over a thousand years imaginative Persian literature has more directly and comprehensively than any other art medium reflected and nurtured distinctively Iranian cultural themes and orientations and has more than any other single indigenous phenomenon defined Iranian culture for literate Iranians themselves, who through the centuries have often pointed to this literature as a sign of their special place in and distinctive contributions to hum…
Pseudo‐scholarship in American Āfe Studies a Comment
Hedāyat's "The Blind Owl" Forty Years After
Al‐e Ahmad's Fictional Legacy
In a twenty-four-year writing career that began in 1945 with the publication of the story “Pilgrimage” in Sukhan magazine and ended in 1969 with a heart attack at age 46, Jalal Al-e Ahmad established himself as a major voice in modern Persian fiction. His first and best known collection of short stories, The Exchange of Visits, appeared in 1946, followed in short order by Our Suffering (1947), Sihtār (1948), and The Unwanted Woman (1952), which w…
Hafez's “Turk of Shiraz” Again
The most familiar of Hafez's poems in the English-speaking world is the so-called “Turk of Shiraz” ghazal, a much translated and frequently discussed poem that has been called a number of things which it isn't: A great poem, a grand philosophical utterance, a unified composition and a typical Hafezian ghazal. And it hasn't been called something which it may well be: a verse-song intended for recital with musical accompaniment
The Text of Hāfiẓ
The Modernist Trend in Persian Literature and Its Social Impact
For over a thousand years imaginative Persian literature has more directly and comprehensively than any other art medium reflected and nurtured distinctively Iranian cultural themes and orientations and has more than any other single indigenous phenomenon defined Iranian culture for literate Iranians themselves, who through the centuries have often pointed to this literature as a sign of their special place in and distinctive contributions to hum…
Hafez's “Turk of Shiraz” Again
The most familiar of Hafez's poems in the English-speaking world is the so-called “Turk of Shiraz” ghazal, a much translated and frequently discussed poem that has been called a number of things which it isn't: A great poem, a grand philosophical utterance, a unified composition and a typical Hafezian ghazal. And it hasn't been called something which it may well be: a verse-song intended for recital with musical accompaniment
Al‐e Ahmad's Fictional Legacy
In a twenty-four-year writing career that began in 1945 with the publication of the story “Pilgrimage” in Sukhan magazine and ended in 1969 with a heart attack at age 46, Jalal Al-e Ahmad established himself as a major voice in modern Persian fiction. His first and best known collection of short stories, The Exchange of Visits, appeared in 1946, followed in short order by Our Suffering (1947), Sihtār (1948), and The Unwanted Woman (1952), which w…
Hafez's “Turk of Shiraz” Again
The most familiar of Hafez's poems in the English-speaking world is the so-called “Turk of Shiraz” ghazal, a much translated and frequently discussed poem that has been called a number of things which it isn't: A great poem, a grand philosophical utterance, a unified composition and a typical Hafezian ghazal. And it hasn't been called something which it may well be: a verse-song intended for recital with musical accompaniment
The Text of Hāfiẓ
Al‐e Ahmad's Fictional Legacy
In a twenty-four-year writing career that began in 1945 with the publication of the story “Pilgrimage” in Sukhan magazine and ended in 1969 with a heart attack at age 46, Jalal Al-e Ahmad established himself as a major voice in modern Persian fiction. His first and best known collection of short stories, The Exchange of Visits, appeared in 1946, followed in short order by Our Suffering (1947), Sihtār (1948), and The Unwanted Woman (1952), which w…
Hedāyat's "The Blind Owl" Forty Years After
Pseudo‐scholarship in American Āfe Studies a Comment
The Modernist Trend in Persian Literature and Its Social Impact
For over a thousand years imaginative Persian literature has more directly and comprehensively than any other art medium reflected and nurtured distinctively Iranian cultural themes and orientations and has more than any other single indigenous phenomenon defined Iranian culture for literate Iranians themselves, who through the centuries have often pointed to this literature as a sign of their special place in and distinctive contributions to hum…
A Lonely Woman
Iranian Culture
Chapter 1 A Chronology of Iranian Culture Chapter 2 Iranian Patriarchy, Its Victims, and Persian Sadness Chapter 3 Perennial Iranian Skepticism, Individualism, and Dreams of Gardens Chapter 4 Persian Classicism, Aesthetics of Decoration, and Ambivalence Chapter 5 A Modernist Iranian Writer's Almost Inevitable Nightmare Chapter 6 Cultural Dilemmas of an Iranian Literary Intellectual Chapter 7 An Iranian Finally Speaks as a Woman and as an Individu…
Iranian Culture
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