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‫فرهنگ فشرده جامعه شناسی‬ ‫‪Concise dictionary of sociology‬‬

‫‪Oriental Sociology‬‬ ‫وام اثر‪ :‬فرَىگ فشردٌ جامعٍ شىاسی‬ ‫تألیف‪ :‬ریچارد شفر‬

‫کاری از حسین شیران‬

‫ترجمٍ‪ :‬حسیه شیران‬

‫‪By: Hossein Shiran‬‬

‫وشر دیجیتال‪ :‬جامعٍ شىاسی شرقی‬ ‫سال وشر‪ :‬بُار ‪1391‬‬ ‫قیمت‪ :‬وثار َمٍ جامعٍ اودیشان ایه مرز ي بًم‬ ‫‪www.orientalsociology.ir‬‬

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