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Nasr, Seyyed Hossein
| Interviewer | Hosein Ziya'i |
|---|---|
| Place | Newton, Massachusetts |
| Date | October 1982 and January 1983 |
| Condition | Restricted |
| Status | Complete |
| Language | Persian |
| Content | 166pp. + summary + biographical note + index + photograph |
| Interviewee Details | Professor at Tehran University; Vice-Chancellor and Dean of Faculty of Letters, Tehran University, 1968-1972; Chancellor of the Aryamehr University of Technology, 1972-1975; Iran's Ambassador-at-Large for Cultural Affairs, 1975-1979; Director, Imperial Iranian academy of Philosophy, 1975-1978; Director, Queen Farah's Special Bureau, 1978-1979; Professor, George Washington University. |
| Abstract | Family background; recollections of childhood and educational history; teaching at Tehran University; as Dean of Faculty of Letters of Tehran University; teaching at the American University of Beirut and at Harvard university; on problems that confronted Iranian universities; on Ali-Naqi Alikhani as Chancellor of Tehran University; on the academic agenda and calibre of Arya Mehr University of Technology and the problems facing that University; sources of the political unrest in the Iranian universities; role of the leftist and Islamic groups in student activism; impressions of the Shah and his religious beliefs; role of religion in the Iranian polity and society; rejuvenation of Iranian culture in the 1970s; cultural relations between Iran and other countries; on the personal traits of Queen Farah; on the Iranian political elite; recollections of Iran's important religio-cultural figures; on the roots of the Revolution of 1978-79; recollections of the Ayatollahs Khomeini and Motahhari, and Ali Shari`ati. |
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