The military attacks by the United States and Israel on Iran, along with waves of missile strikes and bombardments targeting cities, refineries, oil storage facilities, industrial infrastructures, and missile and
For generations, this seemingly unsolvable riddle has occupied the minds of many Iranians: “Why were they able to do it, and we were not?”
A look at one of Frank Gehry’s major works, the “Dancing House” in Prague, on the occasion of his passing.
From a Derridean perspective, Ansari’s apology is tainted by teleology—a purpose. He apologizes in order to reopen the platform
Money and Love In fairy tales, money and love often exist at opposite poles. Love is imagined as sacred, celestial, and pure, whereas money is earthly, dirty, and sometimes destructive.
Judith Shklar was no prophet; she distrusted prophets. But after the catastrophes of the twentieth century
The American Left has always been weak and lackluster in terms of organization and party structure, yet in the realm of political philosophy it has consistently possessed remarkable richness and
Harold Bloom may have been the only intellectual who dared to call the God of Israel “a mischievous, wayward boy.” This was Bloom’s unique mixture of audacity and sensitivity—the force
I cross Fatemi Street and turn eastward. At the far end of the street axis, I see Mount Damavand resting in the distance. The sight connects, somewhere deep in my
From Wounded Boys to the Dream of the Perfect Man | The Identity Crisis of Iranian Men The harsh reality is that Iran’s patriarchal society produces more “boy-men” than fully