... the politics of disidentification for those subjected to the binaries of prolonged nationalist conflict. Copyright © 2020 by Duke University Press 2020 political conflict mobility disidentification Western Sahara loyalty One day during field research in Laâyoune, the largest city in Moroccan...

... the present and how the present recasts the past. This Flame Within offers several important theoretical and methodological interventions. First, Moradian's careful attention to Iranian students’ complex identifications and disidentifications with US and Iranian state projects helps readers understand...

... of subjectivity are forged. Yet such new forms of political agency remain haunted by the violent contexts of colonial occupation that bring them forth: forms of disidentification and ambiguity are yet to shift the binds of loyalty and critique into new forms of doing politics. We would like to thank...

... to disidentification embodying territoriality and home- the disjunctive temporalities of the national as op- lessness. They are contrived by national boundaries 204 Comparative Studies of South Asia, Africa and the Middle East, Vol. XX Nos. 1&2...

... The to be the disidentifications in spaces and theaters world has “entered into a regime of long-­term war” that disavow African and blacks of the capacity to changing the aesthetics and conversations of vio- 20. Joby Fanon, Frantz Fanon, 132. 22. Fassin, “Heart of Humanness,” 269. 24. Ibid., 231. 21. Ibid...

... to disidentification. 73 Behind Tahir's dissatisfaction with realism, particularly Zolaesque naturalism—a dissatisfaction felt by other Ottoman writers, including Midhat—arguably lies this concern with the tension between realism and desire. According to Tahir, when Zola's novels exploit “the worlds...