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Revolution Is My Name: An Egyptian Woman's Diary from Eighteen Days in Tahrir

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Paperback
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ISBN
9789774166693
Book Title
Revolution Is My Name : an Egyptian Woman's Diary from Eighteen Days in Tahrir
Item Length
6.1in
Publisher
American University in Cairo Press
Publication Year
2015
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Item Height
0.8in
Author
Samia Mehrez, Mona Prince
Genre
Biography & Autobiography, History, Social Science
Topic
Women, Revolutionary, Women's Studies, Political
Item Width
8.9in
Item Weight
11.7 Oz
Number of Pages
200 Pages

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What it was like and how it felt to be an Egyptian woman revolutionary during the eighteen days that changed Egypt forever Mona Prince's humorous and insightful memoir tells of one woman's journey as a hesitant revolutionary through the eighteen days of the Egyptian uprising that toppled Hosni Mubarak in 2011. Alongside the brutal violence of the security forces, the daily battles of resistance, and the author's own abduction and beating at the hands of the police, this is a story of exceptional solidarity, perseverance, and humanity. Juggling humor and horror, hope and fear, certitude and anxiety, Prince immerses us in the details of each unpredictable and fateful day. She mixes the political and the personal, the public and the private to expose and confront divisions within her family, as well as her own social prejudices, which she discovers through encounters with diverse sectors of society, from police conscripts to street children. Revolution Is My Name is a testimony not only of women's participation in the Egyptian uprising and their courage in confronting constrictive gender divides at home and on the street, but equally of their important contribution as chroniclers of the momentous events of January and February 2011.

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Publisher
American University in Cairo Press
ISBN-10
9774166698
ISBN-13
9789774166693
eBay Product ID (ePID)
204337443

Product Key Features

Book Title
Revolution Is My Name : an Egyptian Woman's Diary from Eighteen Days in Tahrir
Author
Samia Mehrez, Mona Prince
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Topic
Women, Revolutionary, Women's Studies, Political
Publication Year
2015
Genre
Biography & Autobiography, History, Social Science
Number of Pages
200 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
6.1in
Item Height
0.8in
Item Width
8.9in
Item Weight
11.7 Oz

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Lc Classification Number
Dt107.87
Reviews
"For thinking about how the collective memory of revolution is being created right now, even as the revolution regains its steam, there is no better place to start than with Mona Prince's remarkable memoir of the 25 January Uprising. Revolution is My Name (Ismi Thawra) tells the story of revolution as it unfolds over eighteen days. It is a literary memoir in the best sense of the word. By this, I mean that it expresses and reflects on, rather than documents a set of lived experiences. Moreover, it is not merely a story about the unfolding of a revolution as told by a participant who was there. Arguably, the more important story is about the character of the narrator developing as an evolving, complicated revolutionary."-- Elliott Colla, Jadaliyya "Prince's prose is experientially unsettling and yet irrationally jovial, much like the iconic eighteen days she so vividly helps us relive. As revolution drifts further into individual and communal memory, Prince's retelling will remain a stubborn testament to the moments of hopeful triumph over the status quo."-- Adel Iskandar, scholar of Arab Studies, Georgetown University, Washington DC "This book offers a first rate discussion of all the important issues with which Egypt and Egyptians of different classes, genders, generations, ethnic groups, and political orientations continue to struggle. It encourages its readers to stay tuned to see what the Egyptian revolution, and those funny and unpredictable Egyptians, will eventually deliver."-- Mervat F. Hatem, Professor of Political Science, Howard University, Washington DC " Revolution is My Name is a beautifully written, detailed text, bringing together Facebook statuses, discussions on the streets, at home, and with friends, life on a daily basis in Tahrir, conversations with military and police soldiers, and much more. A must read for anyone interested in the experiential level of the revolution."-- Atef Said, Visiting scholar and lecturer in Sociology, the University of Illinois at Chicago "A unique contribution . . . by an observant and intelligent woman writer with an understanding of ordinary people."-- Banipal "Mona Prince's 2012 Revolution is My Name , recounts a single protestor's experience through the 18 days between the revolution's start and President Hosni Mubarak's resignation. Fictions like Prince's met the ferment of the moment, building on the ideas that fueled the revolution even as its participants reckoned with its brutal outcome."-- LitHub, "For thinking about how the collective memory of revolution is being created right now, even as the revolution regains its steam, there is no better place to start than with Mona Prince's remarkable memoir of the 25 January Uprising. Revolution is My Name (Ismi Thawra) tells the story ofrevolution as it unfolds over eighteen days. It is a literary memoir in the best sense of the word. By this, I mean that it expresses and reflects on, rather than documents a set of lived experiences. Moreover, it is not merely a story about the unfolding of a revolution as told by a participant whowas there. Arguably, the more important story is about the character of the narrator developing as an evolving, complicated revolutionary." --Elliott Colla, Jadaliyya, "For thinking about how the collective memory of revolution is being created right now, even as the revolution regains its steam, there is no better place to start than with Mona Prince's remarkable memoir of the 25 January Uprising. Revolution is My Name (Ismi Thawra) tells the story of revolution as it unfolds over eighteen days. It is a literary memoir in the best sense of the word. By this, I mean that it expresses and reflects on, rather than documents a set of lived experiences. Moreover, it is not merely a story about the unfolding of a revolution as told by a participant who was there. Arguably, the more important story is about the character of the narrator developing as an evolving, complicated revolutionary."--Elliott Colla, Jadaliyya "Prince's prose is experientially unsettling and yet irrationally jovial, much like the iconic eighteen days she so vividly helps us relive. As revolution drifts further into individual and communal memory, Prince's retelling will remain a stubborn testament to the moments of hopeful triumph over the status quo."--Adel Iskandar, scholar of Arab Studies, Georgetown University, Washington DC "This book offers a first rate discussion of all the important issues with which Egypt and Egyptians of different classes, genders, generations, ethnic groups, and political orientations continue to struggle. It encourages its readers to stay tuned to see what the Egyptian revolution, and those funny and unpredictable Egyptians, will eventually deliver."--Mervat F. Hatem, Professor of Political Science, Howard University, Washington DC "Revolution is My Name is a beautifully written, detailed text, bringing together Facebook statuses, discussions on the streets, at home, and with friends, life on a daily basis in Tahrir, conversations with military and police soldiers, and much more. A must read for anyone interested in the experiential level of the revolution."--Atef Said, Visiting scholar and lecturer in Sociology, the University of Illinois at Chicago "A unique contribution . . . by an observant and intelligent woman writer with an understanding of ordinary people."--Banipal, "For thinking about how the collective memory of revolution is being created right now, even as the revolution regains its steam, there is no better place to start than with Mona Prince's remarkable memoir of the 25 January Uprising. Revolution is My Name (Ismi Thawra) tells the story of revolution as it unfolds over eighteen days. It is a literary memoir in the best sense of the word. By this, I mean that it expresses and reflects on, rather than documents a set of lived experiences. Moreover, it is not merely a story about the unfolding of a revolution as told by a participant who was there. Arguably, the more important story is about the character of the narrator developing as an evolving, complicated revolutionary."--Elliott Colla, Jadaliyya "Prince's prose is experientially unsettling and yet irrationally jovial, much like the iconic eighteen days she so vividly helps us relive. As revolution drifts further into individual and communal memory, Prince's retelling will remain a stubborn testament to the moments of hopeful triumph over the status quo."--Adel Iskandar, scholar of Arab Studies, Georgetown University, Washington DC "This book offers a first rate discussion of all the important issues with which Egypt and Egyptians of different classes, genders, generations, ethnic groups, and political orientations continue to struggle. It encourages its readers to stay tuned to see what the Egyptian revolution, and those funny and unpredictable Egyptians, will eventually deliver."--Mervat F. Hatem, Professor of Political Science, Howard University, Washington DC "Revolution is My Name is a beautifully written, detailed text, bringing together Facebook statuses, discussions on the streets, at home, and with friends, life on a daily basis in Tahrir, conversations with military and police soldiers, and much more. A must read for anyone interested in the experiential level of the revolution."--Atef Said, Visiting scholar and lecturer in Sociology, the University of Illinois at Chicago
Table of Content
1. Tuesday, January 25, 2011 2. Wednesday, January 26, 2011 3. Suez 4. Thursday, January 27, 2011 5. Friday of Rage, January 28, 2011 6. Saturday January 29 7. Sunday, January 30: Afternoon 8. The First Million-Protestor March: Tuesday, February 1 9. Wednesday, February 2: The Battle of the Camel 10. Thursday, February 3 11. Friday of Departure 12. The Week of Perseverance 13. Friday of Deliverance: February 11
Copyright Date
2014
Target Audience
Trade
Dewey Decimal
962.055092
Dewey Edition
23
Illustrated
Yes

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