Post-1979 Iran: Anti-colonialism and legacies of Euro-American spaces and temporalities.
The argument I put forth rests on an ostensibly simple and straightforward idea: the 1979 Islamic Revolution in Iran did not serve as an epistemic or epochal break in Iranian history. By viewing pre- and post-1979 Iran as mutually constitutive parts of a continuing history, and tracing the dynamic o...
| Published in: | HAGAR: Studies in Culture, Polity & Identities Vol. 9; no. 2; pp. 91 - 115 |
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Ben Gurion University
Summer 2010
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