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...KAMRAN ASDAR ALI Comparative Studies of South Asia, Africa and the Middle East 2003 Myths, Lies, and Impotence: Structural Adjustment and Male Voice in Egypt1 KAMRAN ASDAR ALI In the first few minutes of Sharif Arafa’s 1996 Egyp- tance of this position the film develops this theme...

...Andrea Mariko Grant Abstract This article explores Pentecostal sounds and voice in postgenocide Rwanda. It centers on the question of why gospel singers were criticized for crossing over into “secular” music after beginning their careers in the church. Joining scholarship that examines...

...: Multiple Voices, the Sharia, and the State Zakia Salime his article reflects on the challenges faced by Muslim women in Africa in the context of the globalization of women’s...

...Eleanor Zelliot Copyright 1987: South Asia Bulletin 1987 SOUTH ASIA BULLETIN Vol. 7 (1987). THE VARlED VOICES OF DALIT POETS FROM MAHARASHTRA: A COLLECTION OF TRANSLATIONS Eleanor Zelliot REVOLUTION...

... the movement’s agenda, and a using the term “Third-World women.” She recognizes discussion of what a “new,” nationally defined Arab the diversity and multiplicity of voices, identities, and woman really is (140). Fleischmann analyzes the social historical experiences of “Third-World women,” and profile...

...) zar rnhCrbenLiterature Caribbean French in Subjectivity and History Memory: Voicing...

... University Press 2008 Voices of Protest: Arab Nationalism and the Palestinian Revolution at the American University of Beirut Betty S. Anderson...

... ), at which time they perform the ādhī dhammāl rhythm. Dhammāl may be performed at the mosque and the graveyard. 26. The term dhammālī refers not only to dhammāl players but also to Sidi men in general. A Sidi elder Shroff interviews in her documentary Voices of the Sidis: Tradition of Fakirs...

... the modern nation-state of Saudi Arabia, it is also a product that omits not only the Ottoman imperial voice but also the many voices and collective memories of those who might be said to have been marginalized and/or victimized by the early Wahhabi movement as it attacked Shiites and others in Karbala...

..., the article thereafter analyzes the various responses both by indigenous Indonesian Muslims and by Indonesian Hadhramis to the FPI’s violent activities. By paying specific attention to the voices of indigenous non-Arab Muslims, this article portrays Muslim resentment toward Rizieq not only in terms of his...

... War II the Iraqi public sphere was invigorated by radical voices from the Left, these novels demonstrate the early existence of critical and democratic voices in the interwar period. Duke University Press 2008 “ Out of Place”: Home and Empire...

... are closely tied to the political and existential context of the aftermath of the 1979 Revolution, which despite the harsh political suppression allows for an appropriation of the official views of martyrdom and their evasion, elaboration, or extension. It reveals how a pious citizen utilizes the voice...

...Ngwarsungu Chiwengo This essay seeks to understand why the discourse of human rights documentaries, reports, narratives, and films gives agency to some victims and silences the voices of others. Through the examination of human rights discourse on the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC...

... explores methods of reading Krog's memoir beyond her controversial use of testimonies. As a radio journalist, Krog captures the importance of media processes in constituting sites of witnessing. Specifically, she underlines the importance of the broadcast system that carried out the testifying voice...

.... This essay examines the issue of gender in her poetry and personality. It argues that she wrote as a woman but in the poetic male voice. She wrote at a time when Urdu in the Deccan region was being altered to conform to Mogul standards with heavy “Persianization” of its diction. The essay asks whether...

... involve annihilating culture; dislocating people from their homeland; and trying to shape and control the lives, bodies, and voices of women. In various Sudanese and Eritrean conflict situations, not only do competing ethnic groups and people with differing modes of economy remember their encounters...

... on the topic voiced social concerns about class, gender, colonialism, and social change. It explores both medical and popular discourses of drug consumption, focusing on notions of nation, gender, and class. Kozma’s article thus examines how a global phenomenon, namely the increased consumption of and trade...

... a Libanist or Arabist national identity of some sort. Studies on Lebanon have rarely attended to the voices from below, or class and provincial engagements with colonialism. My article focuses on Shiite peasants and rural workers in the south struggling against a wide range of dislocations and civil...

... Indian style. Eisenberg argues that Swahili musicians and audiences derive pleasure and meaning from Indian taarab 's paradoxical presentation of Indian sounds as Swahili expressions, and that this positions the genre as a vehicle for public reflection on Swahili ethnicity. Focusing on the voice...

... in revolutionary change across generational divides. It centers the enduring place of spirit and ancestral voices in South Africa and Zimbabwe. [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Copyright © 2022 by Duke...