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Egyptian Comic Magazine Drawing Increased Attention

MPeterson wrote 1 month ago: In January 2011, just a few weeks before the revolution began, a group of Egyptian artists launched … more →

Tags: Art, Humor, Ahmed Makhlouf, Mohamed Shennawy, andil, Hicham Rahmah, Tawfik

Performing Revolution in Egypt

MPeterson wrote 1 month ago: Binary oppositions serve as part of the cultural repertoire through which revolutionary struggles ar … more →

Tags: Anthropology, Islam, Jeffrey Alexander, Mohammed ElBaradei, Mubarak, News, Newspapers, Social Media

Writing Ethnography in Post-Mubarak Egypt5 comments

MPeterson wrote 1 month ago: Photo by Emily Crane. Used by permission. How does one write ethnography of an unfolding revolution? … more →

Tags: Anthropology, Bassam Hadad, Ethnography, Julia Elyachar, Karima Khalil, Mona Abaza, Reem Saad, Samuli Schielke, Sherine Hamdy

Understanding the Music of Revolt1 comment

MPeterson wrote 2 months ago: Although Western journalists love to remake the Arab world in a Euro-American image, in Cairo, the r … more →

Tags: Art, El Tanbura, mahragan, Music, Sayyid Darwish, shabab al-Facebook, simsimiyya, Social Media, suhbagiyya

The Struggle For the Walls of Cairo

MPeterson wrote 3 months ago: Mural of the martyr Jika in downtown Cairo. Photo: Jessica Winegar. “Whoever has something to … more →

Tags: Ahmad Shokr, Art, Jessica Winegar, military, Muslim Brotherhood, Samuli Schielke

Anti-Hegemony in Contemporary Egypt

MPeterson wrote 3 months ago: “Anti-hegemony” is the sense that there is no leadership that is not corrupt and no legi … more →

Tags: Ahmed Shokr, anti-hegemony, democracy, Free Officers, Mass Mobilization, middle east, Muslim Brotherhood

The Egyptian Uprising Two Years On: Open Access Articles

MPeterson wrote 3 months ago: A special issue of MERIP on the Egyptian revolution includes four open-access articles As the dramat … more →

Tags: Ahmad Shokr, Art, Asya El-Meehy, democracy, Egyptian Revolution, Elections, Hicham Bou Nassif, Jessica Winegar, Joshua Stacher

Two years after Mubarak's fall, unrest brings Egypt toward "collapse," Army chief says

Steve LeVine wrote 3 months ago: Two years after the protests that brought down President Hosni Mubarak, Egyptians have again seized … more →

Tags: Arab Spring, Egypt, Army, Hosni Mubarak, Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi

Beyond the Art of Revolt in Egypt

MPeterson wrote 4 months ago: The Egyptian Textiles Museum is one of the 550 “culture palaces” run by the Ministry of Culture. Som … more →

Tags: Art, corruption, Egyptian Textiles Museum, Elliott Colla, Jessica Winegar, ministry of culture, Sonali Pahwa

Egyptian Court Orders Retrial of Outsed Hosni Mubarak

L&H wrote 4 months ago: An Egyptian court has ordered a retrial of ousted president Hosni Mubarak, who is serving a life sen … more →

Tags: INTERNATIONAL, Human Rights, Egypt, Hosni Mubarak, cairo, protesters

Revolutionary Art in the Streets--and in the Galleries

MPeterson wrote 4 months ago: Nancy Demerdash’s new article on art and art markets after the Arab uprisings is available fre … more →

Tags: Art, Asef Bayat, Jessica Winegar, Nancy Demerdash

Rethinking Sexual Politics in Egypt2 comments

MPeterson wrote 4 months ago: Can we represent Egyptian women without falling into academic stereotypes? Paul Amer may be showing … more →

Tags: cynthia enloe, Gender, International Studies, Omnia El Shakry, paul amar, Terrell Carver

Andy Carvin on Twitter During the Tunisian and Egyptian Revolution

gemcoleman wrote 5 months ago: During the Tunisian and Egyptian revolution, social media played a big part in distributing informat … more →

Tags: twitter, twitter, Alfred Hermida, news agenda, Interview, Newsroom, Andy Carvin, Arab Spring, Tunisian uprising

How citizen journalism landscaped the Egyptian Uprising

sarabandelier wrote 5 months ago: Ever heard of Wael Ghonim, Ramy Raoof, Alaa Abdel Fattah, Manal Hassan, Mahmoud Salem or Hossam El-H … more →

Tags: egyptian citizen, Alaa Abdel Fattah, Citizen Journalism, Egypt, twitter, facebook, Social Media

The Pulse of the Egyptian Revolution: New Journal Issue

MPeterson wrote 5 months ago: How has the Egyptian revolution affected efforts at economic and human rights development? A new jou … more →

Tags: Ayman Abdel Wahab, democracy, development, Economy, Elections, Emad Siam, Gender, Hania Sholkamy, Islam

How citizen journalism landscaped the Egyptian Uprising 1 comment

sarabandelier wrote 6 months ago: Ever heard of Wael Ghonim, Ramy Raoof, Alaa Abdel Fattah, Manal Hassan, Mahmoud Salem or Hossam El-H … more →

Tags: Arab Spring, blogs, Citizen Journalism, Egypt, Hossam el-Hamalawy, revolution, Social Media, Wael Ghonim

Anthropology of Egypt: Stuff I Missed at the Anthropology Meetings

MPeterson wrote 6 months ago: So many papers, so little time I spent Thursday through Saturday (Nov. 15-17) in rainy San Francisco … more →

Tags: Abdelghani El Khairat, Anthropology, Art, Cedric Baylocq, Dan Gilman, el-Sayed el-Aswad, Elizabeth Smith, Elliott Colla, Jessica Winegar

Brown Library Guide to Arab Revolution Resources

MPeterson wrote 6 months ago: To my existing list of library guides put together, or recommended, by friends and colleagues, I add … more →

Tags: Amahl Bishara, Brown University, Ian Straughn, Teaching

Anthropologists Thinking About Life and Death in Egypt2 comments

MPeterson wrote 6 months ago: What makes death meaningful? What kind of social action is martyrdom? How are religious and revoluti … more →

Tags: Amira Mittermaier, Anas Mohyeddin, Anthony Shenoda, Anthropology, Christianity, Farha Ghannam, Football, Islam, Martyr


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