Audio · Radio Zamaneh
War’s aftermath · an audio documentary
A collective documentary considers anti-war writing through several authors, including the displaced people in From This Place.
- Credited to
- Kalaleh Parsa · Ali Fotovvati · Farzad Seyfikaran · Hossein Nooshazar
- Publication / collection
- Radio Zamaneh
- Source date
- Publication · 21 September 2020
- Original language
- Persian
- Format
- Audio documentary with a published introduction
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The published introduction identifies an audio documentary. Current player availability and a stable audio-file address are not established.
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A separate written guide to the collection, editions and war-refugee context.
An English guide to the original documentary introduction and credits, rather than a spoken transcript or a claim of current playback.
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Several writers, a shared question
Zamaneh’s introduction places Rabihavi’s From This Place within a wider examination of literature after war. It identifies the collection’s war refugees alongside injured Basiji minds in Mohammad Reza Kateb’s fiction, bombing and office workers in Naser Shahinpar’s Scent of the Dead, intellectuals in Mansour Koushan’s Mohaq and Hossein Abkenar’s Scorpion. Source 1
This is a documentary about several writers and works. The description does not identify Rabihavi as the programme’s host, narrator or sole subject. Its discussion of his collection belongs to that comparative frame. Source 1
The makers and the source
The original page credits Kalaleh Parsa, Ali Fotovvati, Farzad Seyfikaran and Hossein Nooshazar for the audio documentary. Its dateline is 31 Shahrivar 1399, corresponding to 21 September 2020. These credits identify the joint programme rather than a new authorship credit for any of the books discussed. Source 1
Follow the originating publication for its audio presentation and introduction. The retained text includes media-cookie consent instructions, but it does not deliver the recording itself. The book record provides a separate route into From This Place and its publication history. Source 1
Availability & access
- Available material
- Zamaneh’s original publication identifies an audio documentary and supplies the introduction. The retained capture does not provide a stable recording-file address or establish current playback.
- Reading / listening access
- The Persian introduction offers a written description. This English guide is separate from a complete spoken transcript; captions, transcript and player availability have not been established.
- Reproduction
- The programme remains with its credited makers and publisher. No recording file or full article is republished here.
Sources & credits
- Zamaneh · narratives of war’s aftermath
Audio documentary published 21 September 2020 (31 Shahrivar 1399). The original introduction credits Kalaleh Parsa, Ali Fotovvati, Farzad Seyfikaran and Hossein Nooshazar, and discusses Rabihavi’s From This Place among works by several writers. The captured page contains player consent text but no stable audio-file address.