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Children of Jinns-Kurds and In the Footsteps of Their Country

Children of Jinns-Kurds and In the Footsteps of Their Country

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  • Translated from English by: Arif Karabağ
  • Margaret Kahn and her husband began teaching English in Rezaiye, a northwestern city, during a trip to Iranian Kurdistan in 1974 to study the Kurdish language. When he attempted to engage with the Kurds, as he officially defined them, Kahn's work became a labyrinth of misdirection and suspicious silence. Gradually breaking free from the barriers of language, tradition and politics, Kahn "discovered" a people who clung tightly to Kurdistan and its heritage, as well as to the undying dream of independence. Unlike Rezaiye's Turks and Persians, Kurdish women treated the writer very warmly. Their rainbow-colored dresses stood out among the black chadors of other Muslim women. Their harsh temperaments were intertwined with the maturity of Iranian peasant women.
Publisher : Avesta Publications
Number of pages : 392
Translator : Arif Karabakh
The heart : Turkish
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Children of Jinns-Kurds and In the Footsteps of Their Country Translated from English by: Arif Karabağ Margaret Kahn and her husband started teaching English in Rezaiye, a northwestern city, during their trip to Iranian Kurdistan in 1974 to study the Kurdish language. When he attempted to engage with the Kurds, as the Kurds officially defined him, Kahn's work became a labyrinth of misdirection and suspicious silence. Gradually breaking free from the barriers of language, tradition and politics, Kahn "discovered" a people who clung tightly to Kurdistan and its heritage, as well as to the undying dream of independence. Unlike Rezaiye's Turks and Persians, Kurdish women treated the writer very warmly. Their rainbow-colored dresses stood out among the black chadors of other Muslim women. Their harsh temperaments were intertwined with the maturity of Iranian peasant women. ​ AVESTA0116
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