Scholarship · Oriente Moderno
Violence written into the body
Duvigneau’s abstract includes Rabihavi in a comparative study of bodily injury and historical violence in Iranian fiction.
- Credited to
- Julie Duvigneau
- Publication
- Oriente Moderno
- Source date
- Volume 104, 2024 issue · publication metadata 30 May 2025
- Published language
- English
- This page
- English source guide
English guide to the publisher’s abstract and deposited bibliographic metadata. The complete article and its detailed argument have not been read here.
A comparative inquiry
Julie Duvigneau’s article considers how violence enters the bodies of characters in modern Iranian fiction. The abstract includes Rabihavi among seven writers and proposes that injuries and transformations can give literary form to historical violence. This is the researcher’s stated argument; the abstract does not supply the article’s full close readings. Source 1 · Source 2
The article and its bibliography
The publisher labels volume 104, issues 1–2, as 2024. The DOI record separately gives 30 May 2025 as the print-publication date, with pages 14–38. Both labels are retained. Its reference list names an undated underground edition of Eight Short Stories credited to Rabihavi, without an imprint or contents that would identify the exact volume. Source 1 · Source 2
Sources & credits
- Julie Duvigneau · Iranian Freaks
Publisher abstract and bibliographic record, Oriente Moderno 104, issues 1–2, pages 14–38. The issue is labelled 2024; the publisher-deposited DOI metadata gives 30 May 2025. The complete article is not represented by the abstract.
- Crossref · Duvigneau’s article and reference list
Publisher-deposited DOI 10.1163/22138617-12340339 metadata, checked 4 October 2026. Records Julie Duvigneau, Oriente Moderno 104(1–2), pages 14–38 and a print-publication date of 30 May 2025. Its bibliography contains an undated underground Eight Short Stories entry credited to Rabihavi; it supplies no imprint or contents.