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warned that they could not be trusted in commercial affairs. In the 16th century, the term was also used to refer to a group of destitute dervishes and dervish-like entertainers who used intoxicating substances. The term would later in the 19th century refer to
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Luti people have only briefly been mentioned in historical texts. Anthropologist Sekandar stated in his 1975 oeuvre that no anthropological study had been done on the Luti and therefore had to conduct anthropological research himself.
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The etymology of the word 'Luti' is unclear, since it has had various meanings throughout history. The term was first used by 10th-century poet Kesa'i who equated the word to
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Luti Masculinity in Iranian Modernity, 1785-1941: Marginalization and the Anxieties of Proper Masculine Comportment
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which some Luti people have partially retained. It is unclear whether the Luti are related to
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equated 'Luti' to "drinkers, thieves and whore-mongers". Moreover,
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as first language but formerly spoke a distinct language called
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Index

Lurs
Lori people

Naser Cheshmazar
Persian
Lorestan
Chaharmahal and Bakhtiari Province
Iran
Luri
Romanis
catamite
Rumi
Ubayd Zakani
pederasty
Nasir Khusraw
Suzani Samarqandi
Robin Hood
1953 Iranian coup d'état
Mohammad Mosaddegh
protests
Shah
Mohammad Reza Pahlavi
Iranian Revolution
Basij
Javānmardi
The Luti, an outcaste group of Iran
Rice University


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