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ISBN 10:  9264036164 
ISBN 13: 9789264036161
Author: Habib Borjian

Editor’s Note This volume was initially published on paper1 and distributed among the Conventions participants. The present volume contains the program, the welcoming and presidential addresses, and the abstracts of the Fourth Biennial Convention of ASPS. The program consists of the opening session, followed by nine sessions, each in two parallel panels. There are nearly eighty abstracts, which are arranged in alphabetical order of the name of authors. Those written in Persian appear at the end and are inserted in sequences and paginated from left to write, like the pages in English. A short biography of each author, when available, is given in the footnote. The transliteration of Persian words adopted for this volume is that of the Journal of Persianate Societies (JPS); some exceptions were allowed for the terms specific to South Asia. Habib Borjian Secretary-Treasurer, ASPS Associate Editor, JPS

PERSIANATE SOCIETIES AND THE SUBCONTINENT ASPS FOURTH BIENNIAL CONVENTION 1st Table of contents:

1. A Gender Approach to the Vocational Education and Training in Modern Tajikistan – Malika Abdulvasieva

2. Transmission of Knowledge in a Chishtī Khānaqāh in Rural Punjab during the Eighteenth Century: Modes of Learning – Sajida Sultana Alvi

3. Themes and Sources of the Current Generation of Pakistani Artists – Sadia Arshad

4. Socio-Cultural Aspects of Persian Print Advertisements in Iran and the United States – Mohammad Amouzadeh

5. Passing into Manhood in Safavi Craft Circles – Kathryn Babayan

6. Eyes on Disciples’ Hearts: Masterful Vision as Rhetorical Tool in a Naqshbandi Hagiography – Shahzad Bashir

7. The Diachrony, Etymology, and Gloss of the New Persian Bur – Dariush Borbor

8. An Attestation of the Baloch at an Eighteenth-Century Armenian Chronicle – Vahe S. Boyajian

9. Muslim Clergy in Afghanistan between Religion and Politics (1940s–60s): Personalities, Institutes, and Ideas – Vladimir Boyko

10. Koshti and Pahlavān as Markers of the Persianate World – Houchang Esfandiar Chehabi

11. Contemporary Miniature Painting at Lahore – Rukhsana David

12. Islamic Media Coverage of Gender Factors in Current Tajikistan – Lola Dodkhudoeva

13. Early Persian Royal Symbolism: Ahuramazda, Kvarnah, and the Rod and the Ring – Erica Ehrenberg

14. Written Sources of Badakhshan – Qudrat Elchibekov

15. The Guidance of Citizens, Sufis and Kings in Religious Manuals of the Kobravīya Selsele – Jamal J. Elias

16. Politeness in Persian: The East and West Divide – Zohreh Eslami and Abbass Eslami-Rasekh

17. The Religion in Western Pamir during the Repressions of the 1930s – Jens Ferchland

18. Media Atropatene: Remarks on the Hellenistic Persian Culture – Sándor Földvári

19. Studies on Sassanian Onomastics in Old Georgian – Helen Giunashvili

20. On the Significance of Historical-Geographical Data for Persian Lexicological Studies – Jemshid Giunashvili

21. Examining the Aesthetic of Hybridity in Mughal Painting: The Example of Jahangir Seated on an Hourglass by Bichitr – Valérie Gonzalez

22. The Afterlife of Pre-Islamic Persian Political Theory in Medieval ‘Ajam Culture – Rebecca Gould

23. Orality, Cultural Geography, and Sacred History: Isma‛ili Shrines and Foundational Figures in Badakhshan – Jo-Ann Gross

24. Significance and Relevance of Persian Language in Modern Times – Mansura Haidar

25. The Central Asian Jadids from Revolution to Enlightenment: The Case of Sadriddin Ayni – Keith Hitchins

26. The Persian Fairy Prince Defeats the Cannibal King of Gilgit – Wolfgang Holzwarth

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