Titlebook: Iran Facing Others; Identity Boundaries Abbas Amanat,Farzin Vejdani Book 2012 Abbas Amanat and Farzin Vejdani 2012 Central Asia.complex.id

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Iran and Iraq respective names share three out of four letters, lead many who are not familiar with the Arabic alphabet to conflate if not confuse them. While the similarity in the names results only from their transliteration into Latin letters,. the semantic fields of Iran and Iraq do indeed overlap geographic

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