| ID | 091290 |
| Title Proper | Iranian studies at the university of Toronto |
| Language | ENG |
| Author | Sandler, Rivanne |
| Publication | 2009. |
| Summary / Abstract (Note) | The International Society for Iranian Studies (ISIS) fortieth anniversary celebration at the University of Toronto provided an opportunity to research and record the development of Iranian studies at the university. Iranian studies emerged in 1961 as a major sub-field of the newly established Department of Islamic Studies (now the Department of Near and Middle Eastern Civilizations (NMC)). Presently, the university has a diverse and yet cohesive cadre of academic talent and offers a breadth of courses, which makes it unique in Canada. The language-based discipline of an earlier generation of scholars has become the present multi-faceted program of today, addressing a wide variety of academic and community interests. The University of Toronto academic tradition, the scholarship of early faculty, and the immigration of Iranians have contributed to shaping Iranian studies in Toronto. |
| `In' analytical Note | Iranian Studies Vol. 42, No. 4; Sep 2009: p611-620 |
| Journal Source | Iranian Studies Vol. 42, No. 4; Sep 2009: p611-620 |
| Key Words | Iranian Studies ; Toronto ; Research ; Iranian Culture |