Ebtihal Mahadeen
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 4447758 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Ebtihal Mahadeen |
| NOMBRES | Ebtihal |
| APELLIDO | Mahadeen |
| FIRMA | MAHADEEN E |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Edinburgh |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 6 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 14 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 6 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2015 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Arab Feminist Cyber Activism
There is a need to situate current iterations of Arabic feminist cyber activism within the long history of feminist activism in the region and to read them as initiatives in/from the margin that adopt an intersectional approach with an explicit focus on indigenous decolonial knowledge. Some Arab feminist collectives active today are producing and enabling the production of distinctly indigenous articulations of feminism situated in opposition to …
Women and the Media in Jordan
Queer counterpublics and LGBTQ pop-activism in Jordan
This article analyses the interaction between MyKali, the first LGBTQ webzine/platform in Jordan, and mainstream Jordanian media and society. It explores the moral panics occurring over the 11 years of Mykali’s trajectory, and analyses the webzine’s attempts to resist these panics and articulate its agenda through pop-activism. From inception to censorship, the trajectory of MyKali illustrates the limits of freedom of expression and the articulat…
The martyr of dawn’
This study aims to address the gap in Arab media scholarship on the representation of gender-based violence. Despite the prevalence and normalisation of gender-based violence in Jordan, no scholarly engagements exist that unpack the role of the media in fostering this social acceptance. This paper aims to critically analyse the media’s role by adopting a comparative approach to two types of femicide which have made headlines in the country: the f…
Arabizing “Masculinity”
Gender-sensitive currents in the Arab world, such as feminist and lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ) movements, continue to be challenged by questions of language. If these currents are truly organic products of Arab thought, shouldn’t this allow for the seamless coinage of new terms or indeed a move to appropriate and remodel old ones? And how do we ensure that these concepts remain rooted in and relevant to Arab sociocultura…
Media, State, and Patriarchy
This paper examines one of the dominant discourses that Jordanian media circulate on female virginity, which emphasises the state's various roles in relation to it. Relying on an analysis of virginity in online Jordanian media in the years 2008–2010, I argue that the Jordanian state is portrayed as having three main roles: that of the inspector, certifying the presence and/or authenticity of female virginity; that of the guard, protecting it from…
Media, State, and Patriarchy
This paper examines one of the dominant discourses that Jordanian media circulate on female virginity, which emphasises the state's various roles in relation to it. Relying on an analysis of virginity in online Jordanian media in the years 2008–2010, I argue that the Jordanian state is portrayed as having three main roles: that of the inspector, certifying the presence and/or authenticity of female virginity; that of the guard, protecting it from…
Queer counterpublics and LGBTQ pop-activism in Jordan
This article analyses the interaction between MyKali, the first LGBTQ webzine/platform in Jordan, and mainstream Jordanian media and society. It explores the moral panics occurring over the 11 years of Mykali’s trajectory, and analyses the webzine’s attempts to resist these panics and articulate its agenda through pop-activism. From inception to censorship, the trajectory of MyKali illustrates the limits of freedom of expression and the articulat…
The martyr of dawn’
This study aims to address the gap in Arab media scholarship on the representation of gender-based violence. Despite the prevalence and normalisation of gender-based violence in Jordan, no scholarly engagements exist that unpack the role of the media in fostering this social acceptance. This paper aims to critically analyse the media’s role by adopting a comparative approach to two types of femicide which have made headlines in the country: the f…
Arabizing “Masculinity”
Gender-sensitive currents in the Arab world, such as feminist and lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ) movements, continue to be challenged by questions of language. If these currents are truly organic products of Arab thought, shouldn’t this allow for the seamless coinage of new terms or indeed a move to appropriate and remodel old ones? And how do we ensure that these concepts remain rooted in and relevant to Arab sociocultura…
Media, State, and Patriarchy
This paper examines one of the dominant discourses that Jordanian media circulate on female virginity, which emphasises the state's various roles in relation to it. Relying on an analysis of virginity in online Jordanian media in the years 2008–2010, I argue that the Jordanian state is portrayed as having three main roles: that of the inspector, certifying the presence and/or authenticity of female virginity; that of the guard, protecting it from…
The martyr of dawn’
This study aims to address the gap in Arab media scholarship on the representation of gender-based violence. Despite the prevalence and normalisation of gender-based violence in Jordan, no scholarly engagements exist that unpack the role of the media in fostering this social acceptance. This paper aims to critically analyse the media’s role by adopting a comparative approach to two types of femicide which have made headlines in the country: the f…
Arabizing “Masculinity”
Gender-sensitive currents in the Arab world, such as feminist and lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ) movements, continue to be challenged by questions of language. If these currents are truly organic products of Arab thought, shouldn’t this allow for the seamless coinage of new terms or indeed a move to appropriate and remodel old ones? And how do we ensure that these concepts remain rooted in and relevant to Arab sociocultura…
Queer counterpublics and LGBTQ pop-activism in Jordan
This article analyses the interaction between MyKali, the first LGBTQ webzine/platform in Jordan, and mainstream Jordanian media and society. It explores the moral panics occurring over the 11 years of Mykali’s trajectory, and analyses the webzine’s attempts to resist these panics and articulate its agenda through pop-activism. From inception to censorship, the trajectory of MyKali illustrates the limits of freedom of expression and the articulat…
Women and the Media in Jordan
Arab Feminist Cyber Activism
There is a need to situate current iterations of Arabic feminist cyber activism within the long history of feminist activism in the region and to read them as initiatives in/from the margin that adopt an intersectional approach with an explicit focus on indigenous decolonial knowledge. Some Arab feminist collectives active today are producing and enabling the production of distinctly indigenous articulations of feminism situated in opposition to …
Sociology (6 obras) · Gender Studies (5 obras) · Political science (5 obras) · Gender Studies (4 obras) · Law (3 obras) · Law (3 obras) · Middle East Politics and Society (3 obras) · Politics (3 obras) · Aesthetics (2 obras) · Art (2 obras)