... artifact of visual and print culture. Copyright © 2020 by Duke University Press 2020 Arabic book history postcolonial Arab art transnational modernism graphic design world literature Beirut and Lebanon history global sixties Technologies of printing, widening spheres of literacy...

... dan genocide has become the “defining event of of global capital through the production and twentieth century humanitarianism.”6 Indeed, management of structures of affect designed to the failure of the international community to give “a human face...

... of social, political, and cultural authorization and reinvention to be effectively implemented at the level of warfare, mobilization, and conscription; and illuminate the ways in which literary and cultural products (literature, film, graphics, etc.) not merely illustrate but actively produce and intervene...

... questions of religious and cultural identity. In the face of the challenges of religious socialization, some actors embarked on the venture of producing children’s literature specifically designed for an English- speaking Muslim audience. In this study, attention will be focused on the most ambitious...

...- storyline through the graphic novel form. The norance keeps them backward. This is the first writers are identified as Mutawa himself and value that children are taught. comic book writer Fabian Nicieza (of X- Men and What follows is the attempt by the caliph...

.... During my ethno- graphic research with Palestinians in Lebanon in the 1970s and early 1980s, young activists argued ardently that they were not a humanitarian prob- lem and that to insist on this designation was a way to avoid dealing with the root causes of their displacement.5 They understood...

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... of the history of an untouchable community over the past 200 Chamars with hides and carrion meant that the group years.’ It underscores a mutual logic shaping ethno- and its members, collectively and personally, embodied graphic histories and untouchable pasts as connected the stigma of the death...

...: The History and 2. Tucker, “Historicism.” Meaning of the Term.” Yoav Di-­Capua • The Messy Career of Historicism • Kitabkhana 339 graphical tradition has been crafted. We can call Questions abound: What...

... between such was the belief, the closer it would bring us to some these different communities now designated by their Indo-Germanic Urzeit and the cradle of European life. linguistic or religious preferences are problems in need of Equally important is the colonial-era narrative of an serious...

... on behalf of the Norwegian and other donor sible to design counter strategies. According to Foucault, governments, while at the same time facilitating secret Resistance is integral to power. The existence of negotiations between the two sides—as “peace through power relationships depends on a multiplicity...

... Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) developed after Inde- were striding ahead. This was the hopeful phase, pendence was to found a primary school at almost the golden decade of “Nehruvian socialism,” Gorakhpur in Uttar Pradesh in 1952.’ Designated of a centrist consensus before it met with major de...

... and commoners], 59) when the and Ibrahim; Rajabi, Tarikh, 60. For quite graphic de- poetic) designation of Egypt that literally makes of text deals with the common appellation of Egypt...

... instead be defined as “knowledge about natural, material processes expressed in declarative transmissible form, as text or graphically inscribed knowledge that is further encoded by translation into a specialist technical vocabulary, verbal or visual.” 7 When we think of science as human engagement...

... in assess- graphic and economic conditions, and they are also ing a country’s educational policies. Al-Bataineh subject to the various kinds of reform movements and Majedah Abu Al-Rub intensively examine the that are periodically...

... in assess- graphic and economic conditions, and they are also ing a country’s educational policies. Al-Bataineh subject to the various kinds of reform movements and Majedah Abu Al-Rub intensively examine the that are periodically...

... in assess- graphic and economic conditions, and they are also ing a country’s educational policies. Al-Bataineh subject to the various kinds of reform movements and Majedah Abu Al-Rub intensively examine the that are periodically...

... in assess- graphic and economic conditions, and they are also ing a country’s educational policies. Al-Bataineh subject to the various kinds of reform movements and Majedah Abu Al-Rub intensively examine the that are periodically...

... in assess- graphic and economic conditions, and they are also ing a country’s educational policies. Al-Bataineh subject to the various kinds of reform movements and Majedah Abu Al-Rub intensively examine the that are periodically...