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Arts & I: Women Are Overtaking Men in the U.S.
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Tuesday, November 10, 2009. Women Are Overtaking Men in the U.S. I came across the following article and thought you might find it interesting. Women Are Overtaking Men in the U.S. Shirindokht Nourmanesh شیرین دخت نورمنش. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Hello and Welcome to My Blog. Here are my thoughts on women in the arts and literature. I will also write on how - in my view- women have evolved and continue to change from objects of someone else's art to self-governing subjects of their own art.
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Arts & I: Determined against all odds
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Wednesday, January 20, 2010. Determined against all odds. By looking at any of her paintings, one can easily see and, I would like to claim, feel the pain and the misery this woman experienced in her life while keeping herself strong and upright at all times, and determined against all odds. It is disturbing to see that MS Word does not recognize the name of this great artist and underlines it in red. :(. Shirindokht Nourmanesh شیرین دخت نورمنش. 1/21/10, 12:59 AM. 1/26/10, 6:32 AM. Subscribe To Arts and I.
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Arts & I: Ziba Karbassi and the poetry of gasp
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Wednesday, January 6, 2010. Ziba Karbassi and the poetry of gasp. I am posting a short note I wrote back in February of last year mainly because I believe Karbassi is a powerful voice to consider and recognize. During a reading in San Mateo (CA) on February 8, 2009, the London-based poet Ziba Karbassi—who has been touring California—mesmerized the audience with the depth of her understanding of poetry in general and what she refers to as the poetry of gasp in particular. With your bent necks. I am a whore.
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Arts & I: What's an artist to do?
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Monday, October 5, 2009. What's an artist to do? Shirindokht Nourmanesh شیرین دخت نورمنش. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Hello and Welcome to My Blog. Here are my thoughts on women in the arts and literature. I will also write on how - in my view- women have evolved and continue to change from objects of someone else's art to self-governing subjects of their own art. Association of Iranian American Writers. Shirindokht Nourmanesh شیریندخت نورمنش. کتاب سِتروَن. Bay Area Persian Community Examiner.
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Arts & I: January 2010
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Wednesday, January 20, 2010. Determined against all odds. By looking at any of her paintings, one can easily see and, I would like to claim, feel the pain and the misery this woman experienced in her life while keeping herself strong and upright at all times, and determined against all odds. It is disturbing to see that MS Word does not recognize the name of this great artist and underlines it in red. :(. Shirindokht Nourmanesh شیرین دخت نورمنش. Links to this post. Wednesday, January 6, 2010. I am a whore.
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Arts & I: An empowering ad--[for a change!] :-))
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Thursday, October 15, 2009. An empowering ad- [for a change! Shirindokht Nourmanesh شیرین دخت نورمنش. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Hello and Welcome to My Blog. Here are my thoughts on women in the arts and literature. I will also write on how - in my view- women have evolved and continue to change from objects of someone else's art to self-governing subjects of their own art. Association of Iranian American Writers. Shirindokht Nourmanesh شیریندخت نورمنش. کتاب سِتروَن. Subscribe To Arts and I.
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Arts & I: Women without Men, a novella to read
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Thursday, November 12, 2009. Women without Men, a novella to read. An ambitious and daring account of Iranian women’s lives in Iran, Women without Men. Shirindokht Nourmanesh شیرین دخت نورمنش. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Hello and Welcome to My Blog. Here are my thoughts on women in the arts and literature. I will also write on how - in my view- women have evolved and continue to change from objects of someone else's art to self-governing subjects of their own art. کتاب سِتروَن.
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Arts & I: The surveyor in me is on her way to acquire a female gaze
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Tuesday, September 15, 2009. The surveyor in me is on her way to acquire a female gaze. At the same time, the gray has brought about a certain kind of respect, and I have noticed that most people—men or women—address me as “ma’am” while just four months ago I was referred to as “Ms.”. Shirindokht Nourmanesh شیرین دخت نورمنش. Not at all. Is it possible. yes? As you so eloquently put it. Btw, your gray hair is quite beautiful. :-). 9/15/09, 10:07 PM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Shirindokht Nourmane...
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Arts & I: Myth & Misogyny
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Tuesday, October 6, 2009. If an inquiry is made into the history and thus the ideology of rape, it becomes obvious that the Renaissance is an ideal period to both re-present medieval and classical assumptions of rape and also to lay the foundation for what we recognize as rape. At that time, as it is unfortunately the case today in most parts of the world, the heart of the matter was the concept of consent. Representation of the woman who says no. And in reality means yes. Treats the rape as both a rival...
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Arts & I: Response to "E-mails from Scheherazad", book of poetry by Syrian-American poet Mohja Kahf
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Saturday, June 5, 2010. Response to "E-mails from Scheherazad", book of poetry by Syrian-American poet Mohja Kahf. The same women have a complex relationship with Moslem men of the American society such as African Americans who consider Islam as a phenomenon bound to their ancestral past in Africa, as it is presented in Hijab Scene #5:. 8230;] When you’re wearing hijab, Black men. You don’t even know materialize. All over Hub City. Like an army of chivalry,. Opening doors, springing. Here are my thoughts...
