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}}[[Babak rahimi|Babak Rahimi]], Ph.D. (2004) in cultural and historical sociology, European University Institute, is assistant Professor of Iranian and Islamic Studies at the University of California, San Diego. He has published cultural and historical studies on early modern and contemporary Iran. | }} | ||
The book '''''Theater-State and the Formation of Early Modern Public Sphere in Iran''''' depicts what can be described as a study of multiple aspects of public manifestations of power and subversions that map out the early modern geography of Muslim public spheres. | |||
== About the author == | |||
[[Babak rahimi|Babak Rahimi]], Ph.D. (2004) in cultural and historical sociology, European University Institute, is assistant Professor of Iranian and Islamic Studies at the University of California, San Diego. He has published cultural and historical studies on early modern and contemporary Iran. | |||
== About the book == | == About the book == | ||