|
| |||||||||||
| |||||||||||
Full Screen- TITLE
- DEDICATION
- CERTIFICATE
- DECLARATION
- CONTENTS
- PREFACE
- I. ORIENTALISM
- Orientalism: The Critical Tradition
- Orient as the Other
- The Discourse of Orientalism
- Discourse and the Power-Knowledge Nexus
- Discourse and Discipline
- Theoretical discourse
- The
- Biopower, Hegemony and Orientalism
- Strategic Imagery of Power Relations
- Discourse, Power and Resistance
- Orientalism as a Colonial Discourse
- Orientalism: Critique of the Critique
- II. AMERICAN IMPERIALISM AND ORIENTALISM
- Epistemological backwardness
- III. THE MAKING OF A REVOLUTION I: RELIGIOUS POLITICAL DISCOURSE
- Islam and Politics
- The Islamic Political Discourse
- IV. THE MAKING OF A REVOLUTION II: IRANIAN POLITICAL ECONOMY
- The White Revolution and Land Reforms
- Capitalism and Industrial Development
- Class Configuration and Revolution
- Shiism, State and Classes
- V. UNITED STATES PERCEPTIONS ON IRAN
- United States and Iran: The Early Phase of an Encounter
- American Perceptions on Iran: The Constitutive Realm of Ideas
- The Post-War Scenario and US Perceptions on Iran
- American Perceptions on Iranian Polity: The Modernisation and Eliten Prism
- American Perceptions on the Developments Leading to the Iranian Revolution
- US Perceptions on the Iranian Revolution
- US Perceptions on the Iranian Revolution II: The Role of Islam
- US Perceptions on the Iranian Revolution III
- VI. CONCLUSION
- BIBLIOGRAPHY
- I. Documents
- II. Books
- III. Articles