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افکار اجتماعی و سیاسی و اقتصادی در آثار منتشر نشده دوران قاجار
این تحقیق شامل فصول مهمی است و در تاریخ افکار، تاسیسات سیاسی و اقتصادی جدید، و حرکت اجتماعی ایران در سده گذشته (نوزدهم) ، پایه آن بر منابع منتشر نشده ای بنا گشته که به طور کلی مورد مطالعه منظمی قرار نگرفته، بلکه معمولا شناخته نشده اند و عبارتند از: اندرزنامه ها، جزوه های سیاسی، رسالات برخی از نویسندگان اجتماعی، اسناد رسمی، مجموعه های مدارک طبقه تجار، و عرضحال های طبقات عامه مردم، این نوشته های متنوع به تفاریق از منابع مختلف، یعنی کتاب خانه های عمومی و شخصی و آرشیوهای رسمی و خصوصی، جمع آوری شده اند. روش ما در بررسی مجموع آن ها این است که، ضمن هر مبحث، طرح کلی نوشته ها را می آوریم که هم معیاری در سنجش عقاید وآرای این عده از اهل قلم و صاحب نظران را به دست دهیم، و هم شیوه تفکر برخی گروه ها و طبقات مردم را در ارتباط با نظام سیاسی و مسائل اجتماعی و اقتصادی قرن گذشته بشناسیم.
596 pages, Unknown Binding
Published January 1, 1356
About the author
فریدون آدمیت
17 books48 followersFereydun Adamiyat or Fereidoon Adamiyat was a leading social historian of contemporary Iran and particularly the Qajar era. He was the son of Abbasquli Adamiyat, a pioneer of the Iranian Constitutional Revolution. Fereydun Adamiyat received his B.A. from the University of Tehran and his Ph.D. in diplomatic history from the London School of Economics. He is known for his original works on various aspects of the social and political history of Persia, most of them dealing with the ideological foundations of the Iranian Constitutional Revolution. Believing firmly in history's "Rational Movement" , Adamiyat saw no conflict between normative judgement and claims to objectivity.
Although predominantly published in Persian, he is often cited by Western scholars. His most famous book was Amir Kabir and Iran.
Adamiyat was also a diplomat, serving as Iran's ambassador to the Netherlands and India. He also worked for the United Nations in various capacities.
Although predominantly published in Persian, he is often cited by Western scholars. His most famous book was Amir Kabir and Iran.
Adamiyat was also a diplomat, serving as Iran's ambassador to the Netherlands and India. He also worked for the United Nations in various capacities.
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