Reading Lolita in Tehran book review

I expected to find a personal story of discovery and adaptation of the author Azar Nafisi, as he fought his life in a time of great unrest in Iran (the Iranian revolution in 1979). Instead the book on his life as a sweeping events constantly through their inability to anticipate, predict or understand. The only option is to compare with the life and historical events around them in literary metaphor and comparison, firm in Providence after the event rather than aFoundation of knowledge. I doubt that the morale of the police found them a threat, and I think that is what ultimately Safed their lives. They doubt a Jew during the Holocaust, I lived. This assessment is not to it as an insult, but a warning to those who have read the book and review. In a sense, life goes on you is happening to you and sometimes it is much more than a man can do to change the events around them. However, it is your life and communityHai. You must take a greater involvement and responsibility so that events can do better than you the choice of how to find your life. Azar Nafisi was lucky to leave Iran and the revolution with their lives. Every day and everywhere structures designed to preserve our culture and every day they expire. Nothing lasts forever. Take the current time, for example, Western civilization is based only on a business debt, government securities and bank reserves. What if Greece did notPay ...