Chista Yasrebi
Chista Yasrebi چیستا یثربی | |
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| Born | 20 October 1968 Tehran, Iran |
| Occupations | playwright, university lecturer, translator, literary critic, publisher |
Chista Yasrebi (Persian: چیستا یثربی) (born 20 October 1968 in Tehran, Iran) is an Iranian university lecturer, playwright, translator, literary critic and publisher.[1][2]
Early life and education
Yasrebi was born in Tehran in 1968. She received her B.Sc. and M.Sc. in psychology at Alzahra University. She has worked in theatre since 1989. She has managed several plays on the scene[3] and has been awarded several great prizes for her works. She has also conducted numerous workshops and classes at the university, and has been honored as an exemplary instructor for the course “Personality Studies” at the Arak Theater University. Chista Yasrebi is also a permanent member of the Association of Playwrights and Critics of Theater and Cinema.
Works
- The Mailman(Amazon)
- Sheyda & Soofi
- Piano's teacher
- Love in our time
- Burning red
- The last little mermaid
- The dark room
- Stay one more night Silvia
- One small morning
And more than 100 other books.
Republication of her works
The organizations and institutions in Iran republished Yasrebi's works. Some of her republished works are as follows:
- Chista Yasrebi's republished work by the National Content Consortium[4]
- Chista Yasrebi's republished work by the Center for the Great Islamic Encyclopedia[5]
Outlooks
- Women are present as well as men in Shahnameh, the masterpiece of Ferdowsi.[6]
- I knew Ferdowsi in his respect of women and family and never saw that he reduces the value of family in his precious masterpiece.[7]
References
- ^ Chista Yasrebi on the website of the Iranian Students News Agency, 2016
- ^ Chista Yasrebi on the website of Mehrnews agency, 2017
- ^ Chista Yasrebi on the website of ISNA, 2002
- ^ "National Content Consortium, 2011". Archived from the original on 2020-05-11. Retrieved 2017-08-01.
- ^ Center for the Great Islamic Encyclopedia, 2014
- ^ Center for the Great Islamic Encyclopedia, 2014
- ^ Center for the Great Islamic Encyclopedia, 2014