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We are pleased to announce that our own Shahla Farghadani will be speaking at the University of Chicago’s Persian Circle this Thursday, April 28, at 5pm CST. Please read below for details. سعدی، پیغمبر غزل: ژانری مقدس در ادبیات دوره […]
We’re pleased to announce our upcoming Iranian Studies @ U-M Fall 2021 Backpacking Event Meet program students and faculty, enjoy some Persian snacks, learn about upcoming courses, and find out more about Iran-related events at MES! Friday, November 5, 11:00–12:00 pm3rd […]
We are pleased to announce that the Great Lakes Adiban Society Workshop will be hosted this year at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor! The workshop is free and open to all, and participants can attend either in person or via Zoom. […]
The Persianate Studies Workshop is pleased to announce the virtual Book Launch and discussion of Kathryn Babayan’s new book, The City as Anthology: Eroticism and Urbanity in Early Modern Isfahan (Stanford University Press, 2021). The book is available for purchase during the event […]
Salaam All, Please join us Thursday, April 15 at 5:00 pm CST, 6:00 pm EDT for a joint program with the University of Michigan! This week, Iranian artist Mehdi Alaei-Nezhad will be speaking with us. Mehdi Alaei-Nezhad received a Masters in Fine Arts, and he […]
We are pleased to announce the third in a series of dialogues between scholars in the U.S. and Iran, jointly organized by the University of Michigan (Middle East Studies) and the University of Chicago (Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations): A […]
The Persianate Studies Workshop at the University of Michigan is delighted to host a virtual writing workshop with Dr. Ali Altaf Mian, who will be presenting a paper titled: “Surviving Desire: Reading Hafiz in Colonial India“. The event will take […]
We are pleased to announce the second in a series of dialogues between scholars in the U.S. and Iran, jointly organized by the University of Michigan (Middle East Studies) and the University of Chicago (Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations): A […]
The Persianate Studies Workshop at the University of Michigan is pleased to host a virtual writing workshop with Alexandra Hoffmann, who will be presenting a paper titled: “Love, Madness, and Masculinities in Neẓāmi’s Layli o Majnun“. The event will […]
We are pleased to announce the first in a series of dialogues between scholars in the U.S. and Iran, jointly organized by the University of Michigan (Middle East Studies) and the University of Chicago (Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations): […]
