The many faces of Iranian modernity: sufism and subjectivity in the Safavid and Qajar periods
This book proceeds from two related insights: the first of these is that Sufism in early modern Iran possessed a coherent theory of knowledge that reflected the period's culture more broadly. The second is that this episteme not only survived modernization, but actually proliferated and took on...
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