Women in a Widening Frame: (Cross-)Cultural Projection, Spectatorship, and Iranian Cinema

2005-01-01articleCamera Obscura Feminism Culture and Media Studies17 citationsbronze

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Cinema History and Criticism Gender and Feminist Studies South Asian Cinema and Culture

Abstract

Lindsey Moore is lecturer in English at Lancaster University, UK. She has published articles on Algerian revolutionary women in the texts of Frantz Fanon and Gillo Pontecorvo and on Shirin Neshat, an Iranian artist resident in the United States. She is currently completing a monograph on the representation of Arab/Muslim women in contemporary literature and visual media.

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