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Modernity Sexuality And Ideology In Iran The Life And Legacy Of A Popular Female Artist Kamran Talattof

Name: Modernity Sexuality And Ideology In Iran The Life And Legacy Of A Popular Female Artist Kamran Talattof
SKU: BELL-4952474
Price: 31.00 USD
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Modernity Sexuality And Ideology In Iran The Life And Legacy Of A Popular Female Artist Kamran Talattof instant download after payment.

Publisher: Syracuse University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 2.34 MB

Pages: 318

Author: Kamran Talattof

ISBN: 9780815632245, 081563224X

Language: English

Year: 2011

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Modernity Sexuality And Ideology In Iran The Life And Legacy Of A Popular Female Artist Kamran Talattof by Kamran Talattof 9780815632245, 081563224X instant download after payment.

For more than a century Iran’s social, political, and cultural history has been defined by a struggle toward or away from modernity. In this book Talatoff makes a compelling argument that, despite revolutionary upheaval, the ideals of modernity remain remote due to the absence of a modern notion of sexuality. He illustrates his assertion through the life of Shahrzad, a celebrated stage and screen actress, dancer, journalist, and published poet who eventually became imprisoned and later homeless in the streets of Tehran. Tracing her career along with other pre-revolutionary women artists, Talatoff explores the relationship between gender, sexuality, media, and modernity in Iran.