Shame a Litmus Test to the Revolutionary Affects: the Female Protestor and the Reconfiguration of Gender Normativity

agosti, marta

Shame a Litmus Test to the Revolutionary Affects: the Female Protestor and the Reconfiguration of Gender Normativity

Tahrir Square was the critical event that prompted a new generation of Egyptian feminist and human rights activists to join citizens in the streets to claim a new social and gender contract. While female protestors were an essential part of the revolution, their bodies powerfully triggered the econo...

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Published in:	Middle East - Topics & Arguments
Main Author:	agosti, marta
Format:	Journal Article
Language:	English
Published:	Philipps-Universität Marburg 2020
Subjects:	Egypt, sexual violence, rape, gender, affects, social movements General history of Asia; Middle East
Online Access:	Online Access
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Shame a Litmus Test to the Revolutionary Affects: the Female Protestor and the Reconfiguration of Gender Normativity

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