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Familiar And Foreign Identity In Iranian Film And Literature Paperback Veronica Thompson Manijeh Mannani

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Familiar And Foreign Identity In Iranian Film And Literature Paperback Veronica Thompson Manijeh Mannani
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Publisher: Au Press / Ubc Press
File Extension: PDF
File size: 4.91 MB
Pages: 340
Author: Veronica Thompson; Manijeh Mannani
ISBN: 9781927356869, 1927356865
Language: English
Year: 2015
Edition: Paperback

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Familiar And Foreign Identity In Iranian Film And Literature Paperback Veronica Thompson Manijeh Mannani by Veronica Thompson; Manijeh Mannani 9781927356869, 1927356865 instant download after payment.

Despite the Iranian government's determined pursuance of anti-Western policies and strict conformity to religious principles, the film and literature of Iran reflect the clash between a nostalgic pride in Persian tradition and an apparent infatuation with a more Eurocentric modernity. InFamiliar and Foreign, Mannani and Thompson set out to explore the tensions surrounding the ongoing formulation of Iranian identity by bringing together essays on poetry, novels, memoir, and films. These include both canonical and less widely theorized texts, as well as works of literature written in English by authors living in diaspora. Challenging neocolonialist stereotypes, these critical excursions into Iranian literature and film reveal the limitations of collective identity as it has been configured within and outside of Iran.

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