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Iranian Studies Journal
Volume 53, Issue 1-2, 2020
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editorial
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Editorial Foreword
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Consulting Editor’s Introduction
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Medicine and Public Health in Modern Iran: Historical and Sociological Perspectives
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Articles
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Qalʿeh-ye Mehrab Khan: The First Leprosarium in Iran
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Sanitized Modernity: Rural Public Health in Mid-Twentieth Century Khuzestan
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Iran–US Public Health Cooperative Organization (PHCO): Education, Healthcare, and Health Services in the Southwest of Iran (Fars), 1950–60
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The Integration of Mental Health Care in Rural Iran
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The Journey of Infertility from Private Sphere to Public Domain: From Cosmetic Surgery to Disability
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Performing Trans in Post-Revolutionary Iran: Gender Transitions in Islamic Law, Theatre, and Film
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Book reviewS
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Drugs Politics: Managing Disorder in the Islamic Republic of Iran
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A Modern Contagion: Imperialism and Public Health in Iran’s Age of Cholera
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Unveiling Men: Modern Masculinities in Twentieth-Century Iran (Gender, Culture, and Politics in the Middle East)
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The Iranian Metaphysicals: Explorations in Science, Islam, and the Uncanny
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Studies in the History of Medicine in Iran
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Sarāghāz-e Pezeshkinegāri-ye Matbuʿāti, be Enzemām-e Nashriyeh-hā-ye Tebbi-ye Iran Zamāneh-ye Qajar (Beginnings of Medical Journalism in Iran: Medical Periodicals in the Qajar period)
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Primary Sources, Archival Notes
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Mortality Matters: Sources on Population Health and Mortality during the First World War in Iran
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Regular Articles
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A Yezidi Manuscript:—Mišūr of P’īr Sīnī Bahrī/P’īr Sīnī Dārānī, Its Study and Critical Analysis
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The Yezidi Wednesday and the Music of the Spheres
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Primary Sources, Archival Notes
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The Orthographic Rules of the Eighteenth Century Armeno-Persian Gospels of the Matenadaran (Ms. 8492, Ms. 3044)
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In Memoriam
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Gianroberto Scarcia (11 March 1933—1 July 2018), Italian Iranologist
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David Morgan (1945–2019), Professor of Medieval Iran and Middle Eastern History
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Recent Titles in Iranian Studies
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Recent Titles in Iranian Studies
