Researchers can use it as a valuable reference for studying the literary and cultural landscape of Sistan and Baluchistan. It celebrates the achievements of local authors, fostering a sense of pride among the community. By documenting the achievements of local authors, it helps preserve the cultural heritage of the region. It bridges gaps by introducing readers to authors from a specific cultural context. Policymakers can recognize and support authors through grants and cultural programs. It connects older and younger generations through shared literary heritage. By exploring the profiles, readers may find authors whose works resonate with them. The book covers works in various languages, reflecting the linguistic diversity of the region. Visual representations enhance readers’ connection to the authors’ lives. Teachers can incorporate it into their curriculum to introduce students to regional literary figures.
Hirmand is in the noose of politics, Sistan is a prisoner of mirage! The story of Hirmand and its effect on the fate and development of Sistan was published.
The History of American Architecture - Volume 5, World Wars and Postmodern Cultures (1915-1998 AD) was published in the biennial book of Iranian Architecture and Urbanism. The book History of American Architecture - Volume 5 is one of the most important volumes of this book. In this book, the important events between the two world wars are examined. There are also talks about how the modernism movement was formed. At the same time, the author provides explanations about traditionalist modernists and their social principles. The book deals with the complete investigation of architectural stagnation, economic stagnation and their effects on architecture and culture in the post-war era. This book examines how architects and societies responded to the challenges of the post-war era and sheds light on the interplay between architecture and social principles. By examining the important events and developments between the two world wars, the book provides a historical background.
The History of American Architecture - Volume 4, The Development Era and the Age of Diversity (1865-1915 AD) was published in the Biennial Book of Iranian Architecture and Urban Planning. This book covers famous American buildings of the time, such as the Flatiron Building, the Wainwright Building, and the Roby House, and showcases their cultural and architectural significance. Architecture is closely related to the economy, and understanding the evolution of architecture in this era can provide insight into how the economy transforms and prospers. This book examines how changing gender roles have affected architectural trends, such as the rise of female architects and new considerations for designing domestic spaces. The book History of American Architecture - the fourth volume by Dr. Mark Gelernter examines the historical events affecting American architecture in the years 1865 to 1915. If you are somewhat familiar with the history of the American continent, you will understand.
The history of American architecture - volume 3, the era of revolution and unification of cultures (1865-1763 AD) was published in the biennial book of Iran's architecture and urban planning. The book History of American Architecture - the third volume gives explanations about the 300-year domination of Europe over the world and depicts the end of this domination in the best possible way for the audience. In this book, American architectural ideas after the Renaissance are reviewed. The American revolution against the British and also the French industrial revolution are among the most important topics of the third volume of the history of American architecture. Also, the way the modern world is formed is visualized for the audience. In this book, the most important events from 1763 to 1865 AD are recounted. This book traces the development of American architectural ideas and highlights the key movements and styles that emerged in the post-Renaissance period.
