|
Iran Rozaneh |
|
|
|
July/August 2004 |
||
|
Anything Goes | Atelier | Garden | Here&There | Links | WhosWho | Women | Past Issues | Host | Past Articles | Contact | Back |
||
|
Volume III, Number 24 |
||
|
||||
|
Articles Feature
Two articles by: Bahram Maskanian Price of Liberty is the Everlasting Eternal Vigilance Failure or success of any massive uprising for change rests upon the behavior and presentation of those who wish to make the change. The message and its delivery system must be unambiguous and clear. The opposing forces of any such change will do whatever they can to disrupt and derail such uprising. The only way that a righteous uprising can succeed in a tyrannical ruling system is by silently communicating the message of hope and change.
In order to understand and ascertain Democracy, one needs to look at the definition of the word Democracy and the actions associated with it. How to invoke, maintain and constantly improve democracy requires for the public at large to continuously keep their governing rulers’ feet to the fire at all times. Book Review A criticism on Simak Sotoudeh's "Zan va Sex" Iraj Tabibnia (Persian) Literature A day in Rostamabad of Shemiran Mohammad Ali Jamalzadeh Although it was the height of summer when the sun was passing through Leo, I wanted to take advantage of my 18-day-leave from the office and do the entire 84-village loop trek and tour of Shemiran.
Celebrating James Joyce’s brilliant masterpiece—Ulysses Maryam Tabibzadeh For James Joyce enthusiasts around the world, June16th of each year marks a day filled with extraordinary celebration. Known only as "Bloomsday" to those in the literary world, June 16th has become a scholarly holiday of sorts where Joyce diehards and curious visitors can congregate to rejoice James Joyce’s brilliant masterpiece—Ulysses. Opinion Reza Bayegan July 9, 2004 The released videotaped footage of blindfolded British soldiers captured by the Islamic Republic was evocative of another Western humiliation in the hands of Iranian religious fanatics. Today, everyone is an Iranian. Amil Imani "You have powers you never dreamed of. You can do things you never thought you could do. There are no limitations in what you can do except the limitation of your own mnd." Darwin P. Kingsley.
"Please ....Call Me an Iranian, Not a Moselm" Farhad
Mafie Hold
on to Your Hat! Some days the Persian Gulf is referred to as the Arabian Gulf. Some days Rumi–the great Iranian poet and philosopher—is referred to as a poet from Afghanistan or a poet from Turkey. Some days Sina or Avicenna, Razi, Farabi, Birouni—the great Iranian scientists—are referred to as Arab scientists. Some days Iranian arts are referred to as Islamic arts in famous European galleries.
(Persian) Sociology
Shojaat-e Akhlaghi-e Maa Iranian Hasan Naraaghi (persian) (Persian) History Parthia (Old Persian Parthava)
Satrapy of the ancient Achaemenid empire, the north-east of modern Iran. The borders of Parthia were the Kopet Dag mountain range in the north (today the border between Iran and Turkmenistan) and the Dasht-e-Kavir desert in the south. In the west was Media, in the northwest Hyrcania, in the northeast Margiana, in the southeast Aria. (The road from Media through Parthia to Margiana is the famous Silk road.) On the other side of the southern desert was Persia proper. The country south of the Kopet Dag is fertile and was well-irrigated in Antiquity. There were large forests.
Parye Mazda From "Speak Truth to Power": an educational and advocacy package in collaboration with Amnesty International and Umbrage Editions.
The dilemma of Norooz! 21st of March labeled as the Baha'i New Year!? A response to the article "21st of March labeled as the Baha'i New Year!" Shadam Tofighi Dr. Dooskhah's response to Shadan Tofighi
Cinema Sean Connery in the movie, Cyrus the Great Sent by: Amil Imani
The world's richest head of state, The
Sultan of Brunei, is believed to be part of a group of wealthy investors
in talks with the UK-based production company Chayaha which is behind
the £50 million independent film Cyrus.
The Keeper, the legend of Omar Khayyam An interview with Kayvan Mashayekh the director of the movie by Darius Kadivar
Darius Kadivar
|
||||
|
