This article highlights some strong similarities between modern day Syria and post-Soviet Eastern Europe in the political propaganda and the way Syrian intellectuals are struggling

In the past twenty-five years Arab women have taken great strides through the freedoms that postcoloniality have brought to them. Unfortunately, it was wars and

If we care about not remaining intellectuals without history, we must write the unspeakable.” These words were written by a Lebanese novelist and journalist in

Feminist Transgressions

Zaynab al-Ghazali was arrested in the 1960’s on charges that she was allegedly plotting to overthrow the president. In 1977, al-Ghazali published her autobiography of

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