The Making of Persianate Modernity: Language and Literary History between Iran and India
What Did the People of Iran Laugh About for 50 Years?
Rumi’s Misogyny and Racism and the Limits of Mystical Knowledge
Remembering an Erased Past in Iran: The Color Black
Debating Islam at the Court of the Great Mughal
Translating Persian, Universalizing Islam: The Case of Rumi’s “Moses and the Shepherd”
Awakening Literature: The Voice of the Other, the Rights of Religious and Ethnic Minorities
Anxious Onlookers: Qajar Iran, Tipu Sultan of Mysore, and British Colonial Expansion, 1797–1800
Learning and Transformation within the Boundaries of Tradition
Gendering the Archive: Family and Friendship in Early Modern Isfahan