-
Recent Posts
Categories
Tags
- Agency
- America
- Black Islam
- Colonialism
- fashion
- France
- gender
- Great Britain
- hijab
- Hinduism
- history
- Identity
- Imperialism
- India
- Iran
- Islam
- modern
- modernity
- muslim
- Muslim women
- nationalism
- orientalism
- Ottoman Empire
- Pakistan
- Persepolis
- Persia
- Politics
- Power
- Race
- racialization
- rel195a
- Religion
- Representation
- secular
- secularism
- Soroush
- South Asia
- study of religion
- the west
- Turkey
- Turkish secularism
- veil
- veiling
- Visual Representations
- women
Tag Archives: visual arts
Towards Light and Hands: Visual Grammars of Shirin Neshat and Saba Taj
In Memoir as Iranian Exile Cultural Production, cultural anthropologist Amy Malek writes that the cultural production of exile makes possible new codes, inscriptions, and identities that can uniquely exist outside of hegemonic powers (Malek 356). Uniquely too is the transformative … Continue reading
Posted in Student Post
Tagged cultural production, long read, orientalism, saba taj, shirin neshat, visual arts
Leave a comment