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Revolutions sifts through the grains of Muslim daughterhood to reveal two metaphorical circles inextricably overlapping: shame and pleasure.
In an extended conversation with Mona Hatoumās artwork + and ā, Revolutions asks how young Arab women ā who live in homes and communities where actions are surveilled and categorized as 3aib or not 3aib, shameful or acceptable ā make and unmake their identities. Working between a Palestinian and Iraqi poetics drawing from artists like Mahmoud Darwish and Naseer Shamma and a feminist Canadian poetics inspired by ErĆn Moure, M. NourbeSe Philip, and Nicole Brossard, Revolutions spirals and collapses as we turn and re-turn around its circles.
Paperback | 96 pages | 5.98" x 9.01"
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Revolutions sifts through the grains of Muslim daughterhood to reveal two metaphorical circles inextricably overlapping: shame and pleasure.
In an extended conversation with Mona Hatoumās artwork + and ā, Revolutions asks how young Arab women ā who live in homes and communities where actions are surveilled and categorized as 3aib or not 3aib, shameful or acceptable ā make and unmake their identities. Working between a Palestinian and Iraqi poetics drawing from artists like Mahmoud Darwish and Naseer Shamma and a feminist Canadian poetics inspired by ErĆn Moure, M. NourbeSe Philip, and Nicole Brossard, Revolutions spirals and collapses as we turn and re-turn around its circles.
Paperback | 96 pages | 5.98" x 9.01"
