Myths and symbols of Iran and India
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The book “An Introduction to the Myths and Symbols of Iran and India” was written by Dr. Abolghasem Dadour and Elham Mansouri and published by Kalhor Publications.
Symbols and myths have existed in every society and are a reflection of some religious beliefs and a form of psychotherapy for human fear of war, hunger, disease and death that have existed among nations in different historical periods. The specific geographical location and diverse nature have been the basis for the emergence and formation of the ancient civilizations of Iran and India. In terms of the age and extent of the ancient civilizations of Iran and India and the emergence of gods, myths and symbols, the scope of research in this vast civilization has always been of interest to researchers.
Race, language, religion, and historical relics indicate the great commonality between these two civilizations. Studying and understanding the symbols and myths of Iran and India during the Achaemenid to Sassanid periods in Iran and its equivalent during the Maurya to Gupta periods in India is a suitable platform for understanding and comparing the cultural commonalities of the two civilizations, including the belief in goodness and praising good gods and common myths such as the snake, the sun, the cow, water, etc. Accordingly, in this book, in addition to introducing and explaining myth, its types, and the history of each in Iran and India, the author has conducted a comparative study of the symbols and myths in these two civilizations in ancient times.
Chapters of the book: An Introduction to the Myths and Symbols of Iran and India
- Chapter One: Geographical and Historical Position of Iran and India in Ancient Times
- Chapter Two: The History of the Emergence of Symbols and Myths in Iran and India
- Chapter Three: Cultural and Religious Commonalities between Iran and India in Ancient Times
- Chapter Four: A Study of Iranian Symbols from the Achaemenid Period to the End of the Sasanian Period
- Chapter Five: A Study of Iranian Myths from the Achaemenid to the Sasanian Period
- Chapter Six: A Study of Indian Symbols from the Maurya Period to the End of the Gupta Period
- Chapter 7: A survey of Indian mythology from the Maurya period to the end of the Guptas
- Chapter Eight: Comparative Study of Symbols and Myths of Iran and India in Ancient Times
| Weight | 300 g |
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| Dimensions | 21 × 12 × 1.5 cm |
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