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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - No Unnecessary Contact is the first English edition of a 2008 Iranian study of friendship, courtship, and desire between young men and women, originally published in Qom by the research arm of Iran's state broadcaster, IRIB. Drawing on Shi'i jurisprudence, hadith, social history, surveys, and Western writers from Freud to Kinsey, Abdollah Javan asks why restrictions on relations between unmarried men and women were increasingly failing and proposes remedies ranging from early marriage and sigheh to segregation, supervision, and state media intervention.This Khajistan Press edition preserves the book's arguments while tightening its original 262 pages. It includes a publisher's note, an editorial addendum on the smartphone era, a glossary, and the source bibliography. Part of Texts of the Middle World, a series on neglected vernacular print cultures of the Islamicate world. …

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. No Unnecessary Contact is the first English edition of a 2008 Iranian study of friendship, courtship, and desire between young men and women, originally published in Qom by the research arm of Iran's state broadcaster, IRIB. Drawing on Shi'i jurisprudence, hadith, social history, surveys, and Western writers from Freud to Kinsey, Abdollah Javan asks why restrictions on relations between unmarried men and women were increasingly failing and proposes remedies ranging from early marriage and sigheh to segregation, supervision, and state media intervention.This Khajistan Press edition preserves the book's arguments while tightening its original 262 pages. It includes a publisher's note, an editorial addendum on the smartphone era, a glossary, and the source bibliography. Part of Texts of the Middle World, a series on neglected vernacular print cultures of the Islamicate world. The first English edition of a 2008 Iranian state broadcasting manual on regulating relations between young men and women, written for the people who plan Iranian television. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Condición: New.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. No Unnecessary Contact is the first English edition of a 2008 Iranian study of friendship, courtship, and desire between young men and women, originally published in Qom by the research arm of Iran's state broadcaster, IRIB. Drawing on Shi'i jurisprudence, hadith, social history, surveys, and Western writers from Freud to Kinsey, Abdollah Javan asks why restrictions on relations between unmarried men and women were increasingly failing and proposes remedies ranging from early marriage and sigheh to segregation, supervision, and state media intervention.This Khajistan Press edition preserves the book's arguments while tightening its original 262 pages. It includes a publisher's note, an editorial addendum on the smartphone era, a glossary, and the source bibliography. Part of Texts of the Middle World, a series on neglected vernacular print cultures of the Islamicate world. The first English edition of a 2008 Iranian state broadcasting manual on regulating relations between young men and women, written for the people who plan Iranian television. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. No Unnecessary Contact is the first English edition of a 2008 Iranian study of friendship, courtship, and desire between young men and women, originally published in Qom by the research arm of Iran's state broadcaster, IRIB. Drawing on Shi'i jurisprudence, hadith, social history, surveys, and Western writers from Freud to Kinsey, Abdollah Javan asks why restrictions on relations between unmarried men and women were increasingly failing and proposes remedies ranging from early marriage and sigheh to segregation, supervision, and state media intervention.This Khajistan Press edition preserves the book's arguments while tightening its original 262 pages. It includes a publisher's note, an editorial addendum on the smartphone era, a glossary, and the source bibliography. Part of Texts of the Middle World, a series on neglected vernacular print cultures of the Islamicate world. The first English edition of a 2008 Iranian state broadcasting manual on regulating relations between young men and women, written for the people who plan Iranian television. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …