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Volume 30 (2020)
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Volume 21 (2011)
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Number of Articles: 6
Epistemological Vision in Historiography of Motahar ibn Taher Maghdasi
Volume 21, Issue 7 , April 2011, Pages 1-24
Abstract
Being aware if historians' viewpoint can help in lightening their historical approach and insight. Al-Bed' va Al-Tarikh, by Motahar ibn Taher Maghdasi is one of important historical ... Read MoreA Glimpse of the Works and Traditions of Seif ien Omar Tamimi Assadi (death c. 180 Hejri), with Emphasize on Tabari's History
Volume 21, Issue 7 , April 2011, Pages 25-44
Abstract
At its first stage, the Islamic historiography began in the oral form by the narrators of news known as Akhbari Traditionalists. These traditionalists mostly lived during later ... Read MoreRationale Approaches in Historiography of Mehdigholi Hedayat ( A Case Study of Progress Advocacy and Modernism)
Volume 21, Issue 7 , April 2011, Pages 45-65
Abstract
The main issue of this research is the rationale approaches of the Mehdigholi Hedayat's historiography. Therefore, his historiography was reviewed by using the analytical – ... Read MoreA Historical Debate on Rasa’il Ikhwan Al-Safa Critic of Critic by Abbas Hamdani on Paul Casanova’s Dating of the Rasa’il Ikhwan Al-Safa
Volume 21, Issue 7 , April 2011, Pages 67-86
Abstract
Date of writing of Rasa’il Ikhwan al-Safa and its writers are not obvious. Because of these ambiguities, there are several ideas on this issue. It seems that dateline of ... Read MoreMethodological Reflections About identity and Credibility of the Official Historiography
Volume 21, Issue 7 , April 2011, Pages 87-113
Abstract
The official historiography as the governmental narrative is one of the oldest types of historiography which has continued up to now. The important question of this article is ... Read MoreCertainty in History
Volume 21, Issue 7 , April 2011, Pages 115-139