... informed encounter became a site of productive stories, narratives, and communication that would not otherwise have happened and certainly would not have been transcribed. She appreciates the dialogue that ensued but suggests that the rich narratives emerged despite Nand's training as a psychoanalyst...

... Ameli, and Meshkini create celebratory heterotopias in which girls and young women are able to subvert or challenge dominant patriarchal cultural conventions. © 2012 by Duke University Press 2012 Telling the Girl’s Side of the Story...

...Mona Damluji As the most widely circulated cinematic portrait of Abadan under full administration of the Anglo-Iranian Oil Company (AIOC), the AIOC film Persian Story offers an exceptional opportunity to examine the ways in which the British company linked the idea of modernity to the image...

...Russell Leong The Middleman and Other Stories by Bharati Mukherjee, Grove Press, New York, 192 pp. Cloth. $15.94. 1988. Copyright 1990: South Asia Bulletin 1989 Africa arises not simply from cultural differences and Chi- African students were labelled as carriers of AIDS, a way...

...Raphael Chijioke Njoku Writing as Resistance: Life Stories of Imprisonment, Exile, and Homecoming from Apartheid South Africa Paul Gready Lanham, MD: Lexington Books, 2003 341 pp., $79.00 (cloth) Duke University Press 2006...

...Marie-Christine Garneau Broken Lives and Other Stories Anthonia C. Kalu Ohio University Research in International Studies, Africa Series No. 79 Athens: Ohio University Press, 2003 183 pp., $19.95 (paper) Duke University Press 2006...

... olcieMunn Performances Mourning Collective to Trauma Africa: Individual From South and Iraq in Song and Stories...

... and the of ine aim The strengthened. be positively. story to own themselves their Americans tell are Native by instruments used These being centuries. now past the Amer- in as Native icans of used images been disparaging have portray to media tools electronic the and ages, im- television films, that lucidly...

...Robert A. Hill © 1994: South Asia Bulletin 1994 South Asia Bulletin, Vol. XIV No. 2 (1994) Ethiopian Stories: George S. Schuyler and literary Pan-Africanism in the 1930s’ Robert A. Hill Addis Ababa and the Caribbean...

... the stories and humanity of Near Eastern peoples, Satrapi's graphic novel views a young girl's developing sense of self through intergenerational stories. Moreover, Satrapi's second Persepolis work recognizes the alienation and loss that occurs because the protagonist experiences the cultural violence...

... come to be seen as a static scenario is one of the book's key achievements. Cooper's story opens with France and its empire in shambles in the last years of World War II. By the time it comes to a close in 1960, France and formerly French sub-Saharan Africa have been remade in ways that none of the key...

...Sherene Seikaly Seikaly’s article reflects on a decade of research, contingent, accidental, and unconsciously autobiographical, to explore archival practices and the writing of history. She recounts her experience of stumbling across family papers that carried the story of Naim Cotran as a “man...

... Crusoe sought to synch Arabic up with a global age of double-column bookkeeping, the telegraph, the steamship, and the newspaper, and in turn supplant the Indian Ocean stories of Sindbad the Sailor among Beirut's merchants. The latter story cycle constitutes Arabic literary capital appropriated...

...Amy Motlagh The proliferation of popular memoirs by Iranian American women that began in 2003 engendered a vigorous debate in the scholarly community, particularly among Iranian American scholars. Much of the debate has centered on the perception that the memoirists are offering a personal story...

... regarding the memory of the Ottoman past in the Turkish national present, little attention has been paid in this discussion to the moment the Turkish national present came into being—the 1920s. A short story, “Bir guguklu satin azizliği” (“A Cuckoo Clock's Prank”), published in 1922, and a satirical play...