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Frontmatter -- Contents -- Introduction -- PART 1 ORIENTALISM, MODERNITY, AND HISTORIOGRAPHY -- CHAPTER 1 Paradigms of Iranian Nationalism: History, Theory, and Historiography -- CHAPTER 2 Franz Babinger and the Legacy of the "German Counter-Revolution" in Early Modern Iranian Historiography -- CHAPTER 3 The Berlin Circle: Iranian Nationalism Meets German Countermodernity -- CHAPTER 4 The Love That Dare Not Be Translated: Erasures of Premodern Sexuality in Modern Persian Mysticism -- PART 2 IMAGINING IRAN: LAND, ETHNICITY, AND PLACE -- CHAPTER 5 Imagining Iran before Nationalism: Geocultural Meanings of Land in Azar's Atashkadeh -- CHAPTER 6 The Khuzistani Arab Movement, 1941–1946: A Case of Nationalism? -- CHAPTER 7 "The Portals of Persepolis": The Role of Nationalism in Early U.S.-Iranian Relations -- CHAPTER 8 An Iranian in New York: ʿAbbas Masʿudi's Description of the Non-Iranian on the Eve of the Cold War -- PART 3 RELIGION, NATIONALISM, AND CONTESTED VISIONS OF MODERNITY -- CHAPTER 9 Islamic-Iranian Nationalism and Its Implications for the Study of Political Islam and Religious Nationalism -- CHAPTER 10 The Place of Islam in Interwar Iranian Nationalist Historiography -- CHAPTER 11 Contesting Marginality: Ethnicity and the Construction of New Histories in the Islamic Republic of Iran -- CHAPTER 12 Return of the Avant-garde to the Streets of Tehran -- CHAPTER 13 Construction of Iran's National Identity: Three Discourses -- CHAPTER 14 Relocating a Common Past and the Making of East-centric Modernity: Islamic and Secular Nationalism(s) in Egypt and Iran -- CHAPTER 15 "East Is East, and West Is West, and Never the Twain Shall Meet"? Post-1979 Iran and the Fragile Fiction of Israel as a Euro-American Space -- Bibliography -- Contributors -- INDEX