Rethinking ‘One’

This book consists of six chapters titled: From Another Kind, I Wish, Dehkhoda More Poetic Than All, I Have Not Forgotten My Home Address, Were There Critiques…, and Professional Duty. In “Rethinking ‘One'”, books such as “Azadeh Khanum and Her Writer; or Dr. Sharifi’s Private Auschwitz” by Reza Baraheni, “Wet Beliefs of a Dead Man” by Mohammad Mohammad Ali, “Despite the Closed Windows: Contemporary Women’s Poetry” by Kamyar Abedi, and the novel “Secret Family Memories” by Mohammad Ghasemzadeh are reviewed and critiqued. The critiques published in this book have not been previously released in any publication and are collected here for the first time. Hajizadeh intends to publish subsequent issues of these critiques with texts by other authors.