Full Program: ‘Narrating the Arab Spring’
If you attend the “Narrating the Arab Spring” conference that begins today at Cairo University, you should get a program as you arrive. If you’re so able, please do give Twitter updates using the hashtag #NarratingAS.
If you won’t be attending the conference, go ahead and download the program here and follow the debates at #NarratingAS. We should have commentary (and photos), isA, from Dalia Ebeid, and Assmaa Naguib, and perhaps from me as well.
If you would like to write up commentary inspired by the conference, please do let me know.
February 18, 2012 @ 7:17 am
Very ironic that such an event is occurring in #Cairo where everybody was hoodwinked by Mubarak handing the keys of power to SCAF, yet so many were jubilant at the time.
Radwa Ashour on the Train of Images of the Egyptian Revolution | Arabic Literature (in English)
February 19, 2012 @ 7:45 am
[…] were Radwa Ashour’s first words in the keynote speech in The Arab Spring Conference, held Feb. 18-20 at Cairo University in collaboration with the Center for the Advanced Study of […]
February 19, 2012 @ 11:56 am
can we actually attend if were are not students in Cairo university or registered??
February 19, 2012 @ 11:57 am
Yes, yes! I would be there, except my kids are sick.
February 19, 2012 @ 12:55 pm
Great, Thanks! I will be taking the day off from work, so I was just making sure first 🙂
Tamim al-Barghouti on the Triumph of Narrative and Who’s Ruling Egypt | Arabic Literature (in English)
February 21, 2012 @ 2:09 am
[…] and political scientist Tamim al-Barghouti, like others at the “Narrating the Arab Spring” conference held these last few days, was concerned about the words we use to describe the […]