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Teaching the Modern Middle East Reflections on a Large Survey Course

Reflections on a Large Survey Course by Sarah Shields

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Sarah Shields

Department of History, University of North Carolina. Bowman and Gordon Gray Distinguished Term Professor. Between Chapel Hill and Timbuktu. Teaching the Modern Middle East.

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Sunday, March 29, 2015. Works written in Persian language were frequently translated into vernacular languages like Urdu during the colonial period. From Center for South Asia.

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