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  • 2013 Culture Highlights

    2013 Culture Highlights

    As Mark Twain wrote on New Year’s Day in 1863, “Now is the accepted time to make your regular annual good resolutions. Next week you can begin paving hell with them as usual.” Before readers embark on that treacherous path, Jadaliyya Culture offers a selection of 2013 highlights for a preem..

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    July/August Culture

    As the end of summer approaches and lazy days become few and far between, Jadaliyya`s Culture Bouquet offers a combined selection of posts in preparation for fall. 

    Beeta Baghoolizadeh contributes a Visuals in 1500 entry on the nineteenth-century marriage contracts of Mashhadi Je..

  • Marriage Contracts and the Mashhadi Jewish Community: Art as a Second Identity in the Nineteenth Century

    Marriage Contracts and the Mashhadi Jewish Community: Art as a Second Identity in the Nineteenth Century

    During Iran’s Qajar period (l785-1925), when wedding memories were ephemeral—specialized photographers or videographers were not available quite yet—artifacts like the marriage contract became the material substance through which sacred unions were validated and remembered. These inherently prac..