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== Bibliography == | |||
* B. Bayżāʾī, Nemāyeš dar Īrān, Tehran, 1344 Š./1965. | |||
* J. Calmard, “Le mécénat des représentations de Taʿziye,” in Le monde iranien et l’Islam 2, 1974, pp. 73-126; 4, 1977, pp. 133-62. | |||
* E. Canetti, Crowds and Power, New York, 1978, pp. 143-54. | |||
* P. Chelkowski,ed., Taʿziyeh. Ritual and Drama in Iran, New York, 1979. | |||
* Idem, “Iran. Mourning Becomes Revolution,” Asia, May/June 1980, pp. 30-45. | |||
* Idem, “Shia Muslim Processional Performances,” The Drama Review 29/3, 1985, pp. 18-30. | |||
* Idem, “Popular Shiʿi Mourning Rituals,” Alserat 12/1, 1986, pp. 209-26. | |||
* Ebn Kaṯīr, al-Bedāya wa’l-nehāya II, Cairo, 1358/1939. | |||
* B. D. Eerdmans, “Der Ursprung der Ceremonien des Hosein Festes,” Zeitschrift für Assyriologie 9, 1894, pp. 280-307. | |||
* F. Ḡaffārī, ed., Vīža-ye nemayešhā-ye sonnatī dar Īrān, Irān-nāma 9/2, Spring 1991. | |||
* A. de Gobineau, Les religions et les philosophies dans l’Asie centrale, Paris, 1865; repr. Paris, 1957. | |||
* G. E. von Grunebaum, Muhammadan Festivals, London, 1958, pp. 85-94. | |||
* Ṣ. Homāyūnī, Taʿzīya dar Īrān, Shiraz, 1368 Š./1989. | |||
* A. Kryniski, Perskiĭ Teatr (Persian theater), Kiev, 1925. | |||
* I. J. Lassy, The Muharram Mysteries among the Azerbaijani Turks of Caucasia,Helsinki, 1916. | |||
* P. Mamnoun, Ta’zija, schi’itisch-persisches Passionsspiel, Vienna, 1967. | |||
* H. Müller, Studien zum persischen Passionspiel, Freibourg im Breisgau, 1966. | |||
* M. Rezvani, Le théâtre et la danse en Iran, Paris, 1962. | |||
* B. Zereschaguine, Voyages dans les provinces du Caucase, Paris, 1869. | |||
* Plate IV. Āšūrāʾ procession, with onlookers striking themselves on the head as the dasta passes, Mehrīz, 1977. Photograph K. Bāyegān. | |||
* Plate V. Dasta on ʿĀšūrāʾ, with šamšīrzan or qamazan in white shrouds striking their heads with swords or long daggers. After Zereschaguine. Plate VI. Dasta with naḵl. (Peter J. Chelkowski) | |||
* Originally Published: December 15, 1994. Last Updated: November 18, 2011. This article is available in print. Vol. VII, Fasc. 1, pp. 97-100. | |||
== Source == | |||
* [http://www.iranicaonline.org/articles/dasta Encyclopaedia Iranica] | |||