@misc{oai:doshisha.repo.nii.ac.jp:00028497,
 author = {Hosnieh, Elham},
 month = {2021-10-04},
 note = {The idea of the present thesis initiated with a seemingly innocent and simple question: How has the relationship between secular Iranian writers and the country's religious tradition developed following the 1979 Iranian  Revolution and establishment of the Islamic Republic?  This thesis is being crafted at two main levels: the first part aims to discuss the dynamics of the literature field, mostly regarding religion and tradition in the post-revolution era, while the second part aims to look more closely into the works and discourse of Hushang Golshiri (1938-2000). Therefore, this thesis places itself within the study of Iranian literature in its alternative modernization/secularization. The thesis argues that after the revolution of 1979 in Iran, discourse of literary modernity developed in a way to provide a more active involvement with religion and tradition by a group of so-called "secular writers". This involvement has led to a kind of a "reconstruction" of the relationship between modern Iranian literature and religion, in pluralistic, novel, and seemingly secular ways., application/pdf},
 title = {Hushang Golshiri and Iranian literature field after 1979 : secular engagements with a transcendental heritage},
 year = {}
}