Iranians' Resistance Through the Lens of Martyrs' Wills Under Critical Review

Critique Session on the Book “First-Person Narrative” to Be Held at the Research Institute of Islamic Culture and Art

The review meeting of the book "First Person Narrative" will be held at the Research Institute of Islamic Culture and Art.

According to Mehr reporter, the review session of the book "First Person Narrative; The post-colonial theory of Iranian resistance based on the phenomenology of war in the will of martyrs of holy defense" will be held on Wednesday, October 22, 1405 at the Islamic Culture and Art Research Institute.

In this meeting, Dr. Abdul Hossein Kalantari and Dr. Salman Fatutian, faculty members and sociology professors of Tehran University, Dr. Mohammad Niazi, faculty member and director of the Social Studies Department of the Islamic Revolution of the Islamic Culture and Art Research Center, along with Mohammad Hossein Alimardani, the author of the book, will be present and will review this work.

Focusing on the post-colonial theory of Iranian resistance and relying on the phenomenology of war in the testaments of the martyrs of the Holy Defense, the book "First Person Narrative" examines the narratives emerging from the war experience and its reflection in the texts left by the martyrs. This work tries to provide a context for reflection on the experience of war and the intellectual and cultural dimensions of Iranian resistance through the lens of first-person narration.

The review session of this book will be held from 15:00 on Wednesday, October 22nd, at Samiye St., art area, Islamic Culture and Art Research Institute, second floor, Shahid Avini Palace.

This book contains narratives from the margins of meetings and programs of the Martyr Leader of the Islamic Revolution, written by Mehdi Ghazli, including a collection of memories and narratives published from 2008 to 2017. This book contains 48 narratives from the sidelines of various programs, including provincial trips, military meetings, literary and cultural meetings, private and public meetings, and meetings with the families of martyrs and warriors of the holy defense, 10 of which have been published for the first time in this work.

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