A History of the Iranian Women's Rights Movement - Ahmadi, Donya
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Reductionist tales, recalling orientalist essentialism, portray Muslim women as passive recipients of politics, who blindly follow the authority of religious men in their pursuit of political power. This book shows that Iranian women have been all but passive victims, and that their political contributions and organizing have been key to any progress made on behalf of sociopolitical movements in contemporary Iran. [Bilingual book: English/Brazilian Portuguese] ____ Contos reducionistas, que lembram o essencialismo orientalista, retratam as mulheres muçulmanas como recipientes passivos da…mehr

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Reductionist tales, recalling orientalist essentialism, portray Muslim women as passive recipients of politics, who blindly follow the authority of religious men in their pursuit of political power. This book shows that Iranian women have been all but passive victims, and that their political contributions and organizing have been key to any progress made on behalf of sociopolitical movements in contemporary Iran. [Bilingual book: English/Brazilian Portuguese] ____ Contos reducionistas, que lembram o essencialismo orientalista, retratam as mulheres muçulmanas como recipientes passivos da política, que seguem cegamente a autoridade de homens religiosos em sua busca pelo poder político. Este livro mostra que as mulheres iranianas foram tudo menos vítimas passivas, e que suas contribuições e organizações políticas foram fundamentais para qualquer progresso feito em nome de movimentos socio-políticos no Irã contemporâneo. [Livro bilíngue: inglês/português brasileiro]
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Dr. Donya Ahmadi: Assistant Professor of International Relations, Department of International Relations and International Organization, University of Groningen.