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chistân-e àbolhol
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chistân-e àbolhol (Persian Edition)
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chistân-e àbolhol
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chistân-e àbolhol
Published by Iran Open Publishing Group Mai 2023, 2023
ISBN 10: 9180306837 ISBN 13: 9789180306836
Language: Persian
Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - After Arvand's death, Sayeh (Atrisa) sells the country house and moves to Arvand's small flat in one of the western parts of Stockholm. Sayeh's love for his wife does not end with her death. On the contrary, it appears that death is the beginning of thinking and reflection, the beginning of being freed from oneself and from one's intellectual cocoons. In other words, Sayeh's love for his wife is one of his inner levers, which poetically expresses all his hopes and disappointments and becomes the cause of his movement and dynamism.
