Orient-InstitutStudies 2 (2013): InvertedWorlds: Cultural Motion in the Arab Region
hg. von Syrinx von Hees, Nadia von Maltzahn and Ines Weinrich
Syrinx von Hees,
Nadia von Maltzahn and Ines Weinrich: Introduction
Yves
Gonzalez-Quijano: Rap, an Art of Revolution or a
Revolution in Art?
Ines
Dallaji: Tunisian Rap Music and the Arab Spring:
Revolutionary Anthems and Post-Revolutionary Tendencies
Stephan
Procházka: The Voice of Freedom: Remarks on the
Language of Songs from the Egyptian Revolution 2011
Simon Dubois: Street
Songs from the Syrian Protests
Nader Srage: The
Protest Discourse: The Example of “Irhal” (Go/Get Out/Leave)
Sara Binay: “Where
are they going?” – Jokes as Indicators of Social and Political
Change
Mona Abaza: Satire,
Laughter and Mourning in Cairo’s Graffiti
Marwan Kraidy: A
Heterotopology of Graffiti: A Preliminary Exploration
Matthias
Kispert: The Sound of Discontent
Hassan
Choubassi: The Arab Masses: From the Implosion of
Fantasies to the Explosion of the Political
Monika
Halkort: Counting versus Narration – On the Database
as Political Form
Lotte
Laub: Circularity versus Linearity: Immediate Artistic
Reactions to Periods of War and Political Upheaval
Sahar Mandour: قصة
الأمس | Yesterday’s Story
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