Popular Culture in the Middle East and North Africa: A Postcolonial Outlook

ISBN-13: 9781138779334 / Angielski / Miękka / 2014 / 300 str.

Mounira Soliman; Walid El Hamamsy

Opis

This text explores the body and the production process of popular culture in, and on, the Middle East and North Africa, Turkey, and Iran in the first decade of the 21st century, and up to the current historical moment.

Spis treści

Part 1: Popular Culture and the Aesthetics of Political Resistance  1. Palestinian Rap: Against the Struggle Paradigm Ted Swedenburg  2. Music Sans Frontières? Documentaries on Hip Hop in the Holy Land and DIY Democracy Caroline Rooney  3. Rai: North Africa’s Music of the Working Class John A. Shoup  Part 2: Gender Politics, the Popular, Social Resistance  4. Masculinity and Fatherhood within a Lebanese Muslim Community: Assad Fouladkar’s When Maryam Spoke Out Dalia Said Mostafa  5. Photo-Tattoo as Postmodern Veil: Photography and the Inscription of Subjectivity on the Female Body Walid El Khachab  6. Dancing Without My Body: Cultural Integration in the Middle East Nadra Majeed Assaf  Part 3: Tradition and the Popular: New Forms and Trends  7. Satellite Piety: Contemporary TV Islamic Programs in Egypt Omaima Abou-Bakr  8. Büşra: The Veiled Protagonist of a Comic Serial Iren Ozgur  9. The Yacoubian Building and Its Sisters: Reflections on Readership and Written Culture in Modern Egypt Richard Jacquemond  10. Tradition and Modernity: The Globalization of Sufi Music in Egypt Michael Frishkopf  Part 4: Cultural Hegemony: Popular Representations of the Middle East in the US  11. American Orientalism after Said John Carlos Rowe  12. Barbaric Space: Portrayal of Arab Lands in Hollywood Films Hania A. M. Nashef  13. Alternating Images: Simulacra of Ideology in Egyptian Advertisements Maha El Said  Part 5: Popular Culture and Revolution: The Voice of Dissent  14. The Role of New Media in the Egyptian Revolution of 2011: Visuality as an Agent of Change Randa Aboubakr  15. The Aesthetics of Revolution: Popular Creativity and the Egyptian Spring Walid El Hamamsy and Mounira Soliman

O autorze

Walid El Hamamsy　is Assistant Professor of Interdisciplinary Studies at Cairo University, Egypt.

Mounira Soliman　is Associate Professor of Comparative Literature at Cairo University, Egypt.