Thu 17 Dec 2009, 19:00, by Behzad Mostofi, at Bistro Burritoville:3rd floor, 2055 Rue Bishop, Montreal,QC
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What makes Iranian Civilization unique is the fact that Iranians synthesized their Indo-Europen legacy with the Near Eastern and Mesopotamian traditions. In this session of Cafelit, Behzad is going to talk about the Near Eastern Gods and deities. During the case studies, the impact of Mesopotamian mythologies on Iranian civilization will be discussed. The case studies would be "Divine Radiance" (هاله نور) and the Lion and Sun motif. In the second part of his talk. He is going to talk...
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Thu 10 Dec 2009, 19:00, by Sassan Dizbony, at Bistro Burritoville:3rd floor, 2055 Rue Bishop, Montreal,QC
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The Methodology of the Critical Thinking and the Emergence of Political Theory Modeling in Iran: why? What? and How? روش شناسی نقادی و مدل سازی سیاسی در ایران: چرایی، چیستی و چگونگی In a first part: Mr. Dizbony will offer a definition of the nature, components and procedure of the critical thinking. In the second part he will discuss the challenges of the political theory building in the contemporary Iran.Read MoreFor more information check these files.Changing Approach to the Text les intellectuels iraniens et l'Islam(publication...
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Thu 3 Dec 2009, 19:00, by Mehdi Ghafouri, at Bistro Burritoville:3rd floor, 2055 Rue Bishop, Montreal,QC
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Human societies very early came to the realization that in the process of creation and development of their identities, world views and cultures, continuity in time, space, and generations plays a major role. Consequently they recognized that memory, collective memory, as a cultural tool is one the vehicles of assuring such continuity between the past, present and ultimately the future. Collective memory is understood as a dynamic and ever changing mean of creation, conservation and transmission of their ideas, ideals,...
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