Women, Martyrs and Stones in Iran's Post-War Politics

Discover the profound connections between memory and sacrifice in "Women, Martyrs and Stones in Iran's Post-War Politics" by Sana Chavoshian. Set to be published in 2025 by Edinburgh University Press, this insightful hardback explores the emotional and haptic relationships that bind the mothers and wives of fallen soldiers from the Iran-Iraq War (1980-1988) to their loved ones, revered as martyrs. With 232 pages of compelling analysis, Chavoshian delves into the impact of war on family dynamics and the enduring legacy of sacrifice in Iranian society. This book is essential for anyone interested in gender studies, Middle Eastern politics, and the intricate ways personal loss shapes collective memory. Don't miss out on this important contribution to contemporary scholarship.