Fatema Soudavar Farmanfarmaian
Biographic Data
| ID | 5824558 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Fatema Soudavar Farmanfarmaian |
| GIVEN NAMES | Fatema Soudavar |
| FAMILY NAME | Farmanfarmaian |
| SIGNATURE | FARMANFARMAIAN F S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Memorial Foundation |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1996 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Revisiting and Revising the Tobacco Rebellion
The major foreign concessions granted in the reign of Nasser al-Din Shah Qajar have received considerable attention, none more so than the Tobacco Rebellion, which is generally viewed as a watershed event in the awakening of political consciousness in Iran. Although mentioned in most of the published material on the precedents of the Constitutional Revolution of 1906, a revised narrative of the tobacco rebellion is overdue. This paper fills the g…
An Iranian Perspective of J. B. Fraser's Trip to Khorasan in the 1820s
This paper is based on an earlier one about James Baillie Fraser's trip to Khorasan in the 1820s, the first European to travel there in the Qajar era. But instead of focusing on Fraser's experience, the information given by him is used to view the circumstances in Khorasan from an Iranian perspective, which, in turn, is derived from a study of the three main categories of people met by Fraser. Through them and their careers, the paper analyzes th…
Georgia and Iran
When Georgia was incorporated into the Russian Empire, the rich background of interaction with Persian culture, the result of centuries of contact, was lost to the scholar whose interest in Georgian history came to depend on Russian historiography with its focus on the period under Russian rule and its misreading of anything prior to that. Western scholarship, often oblivious of the far reach of Persian culture, devoted too little attention to th…
Haft Qalam Ārāyish
The history of cosmetics in the Iranian world has suffered from neglect, perhaps because the subject has been deemed to be too frivolous for serious research. Yet, not only does the study of cosmetics shed light on the evolution of taste in fashions and canons of beauty, but more importantly it gives additional information on trade relations and cross-cultural influences. Conversely, the history of trade relations helps Us to clarify some elusive…
James Baillie Fraser in Mashhad, or, the Pilgrimage of a Nineteenth-Century Scotsman to the Shrine of the Imām Riḍā
James Baillie Fraser arrive a Mashhad le 2 fevrier 1822. Il est le premier europeen a visiter la ville sainte depuis l'epoque de Nādir Shah. Il est parvenu a faire ce qu'aucun autre europeen n'avait reussi a faire au XIX e siecle: penetrer dans le sanctuaire de l'imam Ridā. L'autorisation donnee a Fraser de penetrer dans le sanctuaire semble etre liee a sa conversion a l'islam sans que l'on sache si celle-ci est authentique. Il existait a Mashhad…
Haft Qalam Ārāyish
The history of cosmetics in the Iranian world has suffered from neglect, perhaps because the subject has been deemed to be too frivolous for serious research. Yet, not only does the study of cosmetics shed light on the evolution of taste in fashions and canons of beauty, but more importantly it gives additional information on trade relations and cross-cultural influences. Conversely, the history of trade relations helps Us to clarify some elusive…
James Baillie Fraser in Mashhad, or, the Pilgrimage of a Nineteenth-Century Scotsman to the Shrine of the Imām Riḍā
James Baillie Fraser arrive a Mashhad le 2 fevrier 1822. Il est le premier europeen a visiter la ville sainte depuis l'epoque de Nādir Shah. Il est parvenu a faire ce qu'aucun autre europeen n'avait reussi a faire au XIX e siecle: penetrer dans le sanctuaire de l'imam Ridā. L'autorisation donnee a Fraser de penetrer dans le sanctuaire semble etre liee a sa conversion a l'islam sans que l'on sache si celle-ci est authentique. Il existait a Mashhad…
James Baillie Fraser in Mashhad, or, the Pilgrimage of a Nineteenth-Century Scotsman to the Shrine of the Imām Riḍā
James Baillie Fraser arrive a Mashhad le 2 fevrier 1822. Il est le premier europeen a visiter la ville sainte depuis l'epoque de Nādir Shah. Il est parvenu a faire ce qu'aucun autre europeen n'avait reussi a faire au XIX e siecle: penetrer dans le sanctuaire de l'imam Ridā. L'autorisation donnee a Fraser de penetrer dans le sanctuaire semble etre liee a sa conversion a l'islam sans que l'on sache si celle-ci est authentique. Il existait a Mashhad…
Haft Qalam Ārāyish
The history of cosmetics in the Iranian world has suffered from neglect, perhaps because the subject has been deemed to be too frivolous for serious research. Yet, not only does the study of cosmetics shed light on the evolution of taste in fashions and canons of beauty, but more importantly it gives additional information on trade relations and cross-cultural influences. Conversely, the history of trade relations helps Us to clarify some elusive…
Georgia and Iran
When Georgia was incorporated into the Russian Empire, the rich background of interaction with Persian culture, the result of centuries of contact, was lost to the scholar whose interest in Georgian history came to depend on Russian historiography with its focus on the period under Russian rule and its misreading of anything prior to that. Western scholarship, often oblivious of the far reach of Persian culture, devoted too little attention to th…
An Iranian Perspective of J. B. Fraser's Trip to Khorasan in the 1820s
This paper is based on an earlier one about James Baillie Fraser's trip to Khorasan in the 1820s, the first European to travel there in the Qajar era. But instead of focusing on Fraser's experience, the information given by him is used to view the circumstances in Khorasan from an Iranian perspective, which, in turn, is derived from a study of the three main categories of people met by Fraser. Through them and their careers, the paper analyzes th…
Revisiting and Revising the Tobacco Rebellion
The major foreign concessions granted in the reign of Nasser al-Din Shah Qajar have received considerable attention, none more so than the Tobacco Rebellion, which is generally viewed as a watershed event in the awakening of political consciousness in Iran. Although mentioned in most of the published material on the precedents of the Constitutional Revolution of 1906, a revised narrative of the tobacco rebellion is overdue. This paper fills the g…
Ancient history (5 works) · History (5 works) · History (5 works) · Islamic Studies and History (4 works) · Art (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Archaeology (2 works) · Eurasian Exchange Networks (2 works)