Manshour | منشور
منشور
منشور یعنی نگاه و تجربه
منشور یعنی روایت و گفتگو
منشور، نگاهی است به تجربههای ما ،آنچه در قالب ناداستان و گفتگوهایی از دل محیطهای آموزشی، با چاشنی شعر، موسیقی، ادبیات و هنرنمایش بیان می شود.
منشور طرحی نوست برای دوام آوردن در محیطهای گاه کسلکننده آموزشی؛ منشور تلاشی است برای بهتر دیدن و ساختن دنیایی بهتر.
به کوشش
دکتر سپیده اربابی بیدگلی
استاد دانشگاه، سمشناس و هنردرمانگر
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کلیه حقوق مادی و معنوی این پادکست متعلق به دکتر سپیده اربابی بیدگلی است.
Manshour | منشور
حقیقت و مرد دانا ( ۱)
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"The Truth and the Wise Man" is the name of a story written by the late Bahram Bayzai, which was first published in 1972 with illustrations by Morteza Momayz. The book was selected as the Book of the Year by the Children's Book Council in 1973. The second edition of the book is from 1976, and this episode was read from this edition. The book was presented to my brother Dr. Sepehr Arbabi by Mehran Elementary School, signed by the late principal of the school, Yahya Mafi, as a prize for his clever ideas.
The book was reprinted for the third time in 2017 in a limited edition by the Center for the Intellectual Development of Children and Adolescents, and then the story of Truth and the Wise Man was gradually forgotten, and many of the truth seekers of Truth and the Wise Man left for exile.
The audio version of this book on the Eternity and One Day podcast is a valuable version with the voice of Nasser Zerati, and I have read this story to you in accordance with the approaches of this podcast and the tastes of my dear audience. I have read it to you, for those of you who are on this path from blackness to whiteness or from whiteness to blackness, seeking a little light, seeking a little light, and seeking to heal the wounds caused by the loss of truth.
In the second (final) issue, the boy grows up and the rest of the story happens…..
The perfect ending to this episode is the living voice of Forough Farrokhzad, reciting poetry on the threshold of her cold season.
With the voice and performance of Dr. Sepideh Arbabi