رویکردهای مطالعات ایرانشناسی در فدراسیون روسیه از قرن هفدهم تا اوایل قرن بیستم

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Bartold, V.V. (1925). History of the Study of the East in Europe and Russia. Leningrad, Pages 283–285.  [In Russian]

Bartold, V.V. (1971). Collected Works, Vol. 7: Studies on Historical Geography and the History of Iran. Moscow. [In Russian]

Bartold, V.V. (1977). The East and Russian Science. Collected Works, Vol. 9. Moscow, Page 534 [In Russian]

Berezin, I. N. (1852). Journey to the East. Vol. 1: Journey through Dagestan and Transcaucasia. Kazan. Vol. 2: Journey through Northern Persia. Kazan, 1850, 2nd ed., Page 22. [In Russian]

Fren, Kh. D. (1834). A Chronological List of One Hundred Works, Predominantly of Historical and Geographical Content, in Arabic, Persian, and Turkish Languages, Mostly Absent from European Libraries, the Search for Which, in Originals or Reliable Copies, Should Be Undertaken for the Benefit of Persons Residing in the East. St. Petersburg [In Russian]

Gordlevsky, V. F. E. Korsh and Oriental Studies (1917). Proceedings of the Eastern Section of the Imperial Russian Archaeological Society. Volume Twenty-Four. Petrograd: Imperial Academy of Sciences Press, Pages 195–200. [In Russian]

Grekov, B.D. (1953). Kievan Rus. Moscow, 568 Pages. [In Russian]

Karimi Motahar, J. (2016). The Role of Persian Literature in Russian Iranian Studies (Late 19th to Early 20th Century). Iranian Studies Journal, Vol. 2, No. 2, Pages 82–95. [In Persian]

Khanykov, N (1973). Expedition to Khorasan. Moscow: Nauka , 216 Pages [In Russian]

Kim, G. F., & Shastitko, P. M. (1990). History of Russian Oriental Studies up to the Mid-19th Century. Moscow: Nauka, Main Editorial Office for Eastern Literature, 435 Pages [In Russian]

Kim, G.F.; & Shastitko, P.M. (1997). The History of Russian Oriental Studies from the Mid-19th Century to 1917. Moscow, Pages 197–211. [In Russian]

Kotov, F. A. (1958). The Journey of the Merchant Fedot Kotov to Persia. Moscow: Eastern Literature Publishing House, 109 Pages [In Russian]

Krymsky, A. E (1905). History of the Sasanids and the Arab Conquest of Iran: With Reference to the Main Moments in the Literary History of Syrian Christians and the Political History of Arabs Vassal to Iran, Including a Special Section on the Parthian Kingdom and the Arsacids / Lectures by A. Krymsky. 2nd ed. Moscow: Yu. Vener Typo-Lithography, 416 Pages [In Russian]

Krymsky, A. E. (1913). A General Historical Overview of Babism and a Review of the Latest Literature on It. Eastern Antiquities, Vol. 4, St. Petersburg, Pages 79 –91. [In Russian]

Meftah, E., & Vahab, V. (1993). An Overview of Iranian Studies and Iranologists in the CIS and the Caucasus. Tehran: Al-Hoda International Publications; Institute for Cultural Studies and Research. [In Persian]

Miller, B. V. (1946). Works of Russian Scholars in the Field of Iranian Linguistics // Scientific Notes of M.V. Lomonosov Moscow State University. Moscow, Issue 107, Vol. III, Pages 71–85. [In Russian]

Muraviev, N. (1886). Journey to Persia. Russian Archive, No. 4, Pages 445–524. [In Russian]

Nabati, Sh. & Shafaghi M. (2021). Government language policies and local language management: Case study of the Russian Federation's approach to the Ossetic language, World Politics. Volume 10, Issue 3. Pages 155-184. (In Persian)

Nayebpour, M. (2024). The History of Iranian Studies in Russia. Tehran: Negarestan-e Andisheh Publishing, 146 Pages [In Persian]

Panahi, A. (2022). A Review of the Book "The History of Iranian Studies in Russia". Critical Research Journal of Humanities Texts and Curricula, Institute for Humanities and Cultural Studies, Vol. 21, No. 12, Pages 73–92. [In Persian]

Potto, V. A. (1888). The Caucasian War in Individual Essays, Episodes, Legends, and Biographies / V. Potto. Turkish War, Issue 4. — St. Petersburg: R. Golike Typo-Lithography, Tiflis: Printing House of the Caucasian Military District Headquarters. [4], Pages 363–534. [In Russian]

Shojaei, M. (2023). Blurred Boundaries in Russian Iranian Studies. Journal of Iranian-Islamic Studies, Vol. 12, No. 4, pp. 50–67. [In Persian]

Tumansky, A. G. (1899). Kitab-i Aqdas: The “Most Holy Book” of Contemporary Babis / Text, Translation, Introduction, and Appendices by A. G. Tumansky // Proceedings of the Academy of Sciences, Historical-Philological Section. — Vol. III. — St. Petersburg, 124 Pages [In Russian]

Venyukov, M. I. (1875). An Overview of the Current State of British Possessions in Asia. St. Petersburg, [In Russian]

Zakhoder, B.N. (1955a). A Shiraz Merchant in the Volga Region in 1438 (On the Question of Russian Economic Relations with Siberia, Central Asia, and the Near East) // Brief Reports of the Institute of Oriental Studies. Vol. XIV. Moscow, page. 17. [In Russian]

Zakhoder, B.N. (1955b). On the History of Volga-Caspian Relations of Ancient Rus // Soviet Oriental Studies. Moscow, 1955, No. 3, Pages 108–118. [In Russian]