Golestan: Bilingual English And Persian

Saadi of Shiraz

Reference

Ibex Pub

HOW TO SPEAK, READ &amp; WRITE PERSIAN (FARSI) is a practical, quick and convenient method to learning the language of ninety million people. Whether one is planning to visit Iran, Afghanistan or Tajikestan, has friends who speak the language or is interested in the Persian language’s rich literature, this book will help you. The course is divided into twenty simple, clear and concise lessons, which include all aspects of the spoken and written language. Grammar, pronunciation, spelling and helpful phrases are covered. 
How to Speak, Read &amp; Write Persian can be used effectively as a self-teacher or as a textbook. An answer key is included in the back for those learning independently. 
HOW TO SPEAK, READ AND WRITE PERSIAN includes: 
* 2,600 word Persian-English dictionary. * 3 ninety-minute audio-cassettes for pronunciation read by native speakers. * No prior knowledge of Persian is necessary.

How to Speak, Read, & Write Persian (English and Persian Edition)

Amuzgar, Hushang

Amuzegar, Farideh

Words, Language & Grammar

Beyond Endurance

Djavad Zamanzadeh

Literature & Fiction

Collection of traditional humorous tales in Persian (Farsi).

600 Mulla Nasreddin Tales (Silsilah-I Tajdid-I Chap-I Mutun-I Mashhur-I Farsi) (Farsi Edition)

Humor & Entertainment

Muhammad Ramazani

Humor

Yemen

Arts & Photography

Ardeshir Zahedi

Music

Epics of Kings: Hero Tales of Ancient Persia: Retold from Firdusi's Shahnameh

Ferdowsi, Abolqasem

Zimmern, Helen

Poetry

Surveys major Iranian holidays and other Persian festivals and customs for the English speaker.

Nowruz and Other Iranian Holidays

Politics & Social Sciences

Mottahedin, Jaleh

Social Sciences

Sunflower (Persian Edition)

Hejazi, Firuz

Foreign Language Study & Reference

Sufism and Human Destiny and Sufi Thought in Persian Poetry

Nakosteen, Mehdi

From Durham to Tehran presents a Persian literature specialist's impressions and reflections on his field of study and profession, based on two research trips, one to Durham, England in 1986 and the other to Tehran, Iran in 1989. With a format of travel diary entries, the book intends to suggest issues which American students of non Western literary cultures face in their professional lives. It highlights ambiguities which characterize the situations and experiences of American students of living non-Western literatures. Moreover, it suggests that involvement in an older non-Western literary culture impels theAmerican to reflection on his or her own roots and cultural history. It includes memories of many notable literary figures including Jalal Al-e Ahmad, Ali Shariati and Sadeq Chubak. Baltimore-born author Michael Craig Hillmann first traveled to Iran as an American Peace Corps Volunteer in 1965, his assignment to teach English language and literature at the Faculty of Letters at Mashhad University. He met his wife Sorayya there. They married in 1967. He thereafter studied Persian, Arabic, and Islam at The University of Chicago and Tehran University. His daughter Elizabeth was born in Tehran in 1970. Since 1974 he has taught Persian literature and Iranian culture at The University of Texas at Austin. He writes on medieval Persian epic and lyric verse, twentieth-century Persian fiction and lyric poetry, Persian carpets, and Iranian painting.

From Durham to Tehran: Persianist Impressions

Hillmann, Michael C.

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