Mayada Madbouly
Biographic Data
| ID | 237100 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Mayada Madbouly |
| GIVEN NAMES | Mayada |
| FAMILY NAME | Madbouly |
| SIGNATURE | MADBOULY M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Université Paris Nanterre |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5040-6637 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 7 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Whose “Divas”? Exhibition, Gender, and the International Circulation of a Contemporary “Arab” Artistic Memory
How are gender, nostalgia, and memory intertwined? How does displaying non-Western artistic references in Western cultural institutions produce practices of othering entangled with the national context where exhibitions are designed? How does the use of women’s bodies to narrate the artistic memory of the other reveal a complex relationship with colonialism? To answer these questions, this article takes the “Arab divas” exhibition (2021–2024) as …
Objects, memories, and storytelling: Experiments in narrating ideas of home
How do objects narrate the past, the everyday, and interrogate im/ possible futures? How do they undo our 'ideas of home'? What affects do they gather and what subjectivities and different forms of intimacy do they call into conversation? This compendium article brings a visual artist together with nine early career academics researching and archiving fragments from homes in Egypt, Sudan, and Palestine (and their global connections). In doing so …
"Being a Young Person "Stranded Abroad: The Case of Egyptian Students who
The first phase of the COVID-19 health crisis, between March and July 2020, inaugurated an unprecedented international situation in terms of the movement of people. The issue of those “stranded abroad” became widespread in the field of international migration, at the level of the management of national states, but also in their double experience of crisis between the host context and the context of origin: between physical presence and distanced …
Être jeune « coincé·e à l'étranger: Le cas des Égyptien·ne·s venu·e·s étudier en France et leur vécu de la crise de la Covid-19
La première phase de la crise sanitaire de la COVID-19, entre mars et juillet 2020, a inauguré une situation internationale inédite en termes de circulation des personnes. S’est alors généralisée dans le champ des migrations internationales la question des « coincé·e·s à l’étranger », au niveau de la gestion des États nationaux, mais également dans leur double vécu de crise entre le contexte d’accueil et le contexte d’origine : entre présence phy…
Fragment(s) of Memor(ies): The Enduring Question of Space and Storytelling
For decades, the twin issues of remembering and memorialising space on one hand, and forgetting and neglecting on the other hand, have been intertwined with attempts at carving spaces for memory. While many initiatives and actions have grappled with these questions, this special issue asks: What animates these endeavours? What does the act of remembering promise? How does forgetting operate as an ever-present looming threat? How are the stories o…
Remembering Nubia’s Past: Space, Generations and Memorial Practices
This article investigates how Nubian actors establish different memorial practices to transmit their culture and heritage in contemporary Egypt. The aim is to shed light on the heterogeneity of the Nubian community, thereby avoiding the dichotomy of the state official narrative versus a homogenized Nubian narrative. By mobilizing the sociology of collective memory and the sociology of social movements, this article aims to advance more reflection…
EL CHAZLI Youssef, 2020, Devenir révolutionnaire à Alexandrie. Contribution à une sociologie historique du surgissement révolutionnaire en Egypte: Dalloz, 2020
J’ai commencé la lecture de cet ouvrage au Caire, quelques jours avant les 10 ans du soulèvement du 25 janvier. Cette journée, qui coïncide aussi avec la fête nationale de la police (ʿīd al-shurṭa), sera commémorée à l’ombre d’une présence policière et sécuritaire renforcée sur la place Tahrir et ses alentours. Un tel contexte souligne l’importance de revenir non seulement sur la Révolution mais aussi sur le processus de son surgissement, afin de…
Objects, memories, and storytelling: Experiments in narrating ideas of home
How do objects narrate the past, the everyday, and interrogate im/ possible futures? How do they undo our 'ideas of home'? What affects do they gather and what subjectivities and different forms of intimacy do they call into conversation? This compendium article brings a visual artist together with nine early career academics researching and archiving fragments from homes in Egypt, Sudan, and Palestine (and their global connections). In doing so …
Être jeune « coincé·e à l'étranger: Le cas des Égyptien·ne·s venu·e·s étudier en France et leur vécu de la crise de la Covid-19
La première phase de la crise sanitaire de la COVID-19, entre mars et juillet 2020, a inauguré une situation internationale inédite en termes de circulation des personnes. S’est alors généralisée dans le champ des migrations internationales la question des « coincé·e·s à l’étranger », au niveau de la gestion des États nationaux, mais également dans leur double vécu de crise entre le contexte d’accueil et le contexte d’origine : entre présence phy…
"Being a Young Person "Stranded Abroad: The Case of Egyptian Students who
The first phase of the COVID-19 health crisis, between March and July 2020, inaugurated an unprecedented international situation in terms of the movement of people. The issue of those “stranded abroad” became widespread in the field of international migration, at the level of the management of national states, but also in their double experience of crisis between the host context and the context of origin: between physical presence and distanced …
Fragment(s) of Memor(ies): The Enduring Question of Space and Storytelling
For decades, the twin issues of remembering and memorialising space on one hand, and forgetting and neglecting on the other hand, have been intertwined with attempts at carving spaces for memory. While many initiatives and actions have grappled with these questions, this special issue asks: What animates these endeavours? What does the act of remembering promise? How does forgetting operate as an ever-present looming threat? How are the stories o…
Remembering Nubia’s Past: Space, Generations and Memorial Practices
This article investigates how Nubian actors establish different memorial practices to transmit their culture and heritage in contemporary Egypt. The aim is to shed light on the heterogeneity of the Nubian community, thereby avoiding the dichotomy of the state official narrative versus a homogenized Nubian narrative. By mobilizing the sociology of collective memory and the sociology of social movements, this article aims to advance more reflection…
EL CHAZLI Youssef, 2020, Devenir révolutionnaire à Alexandrie. Contribution à une sociologie historique du surgissement révolutionnaire en Egypte: Dalloz, 2020
J’ai commencé la lecture de cet ouvrage au Caire, quelques jours avant les 10 ans du soulèvement du 25 janvier. Cette journée, qui coïncide aussi avec la fête nationale de la police (ʿīd al-shurṭa), sera commémorée à l’ombre d’une présence policière et sécuritaire renforcée sur la place Tahrir et ses alentours. Un tel contexte souligne l’importance de revenir non seulement sur la Révolution mais aussi sur le processus de son surgissement, afin de…
"Being a Young Person "Stranded Abroad: The Case of Egyptian Students who
The first phase of the COVID-19 health crisis, between March and July 2020, inaugurated an unprecedented international situation in terms of the movement of people. The issue of those “stranded abroad” became widespread in the field of international migration, at the level of the management of national states, but also in their double experience of crisis between the host context and the context of origin: between physical presence and distanced …
Être jeune « coincé·e à l'étranger: Le cas des Égyptien·ne·s venu·e·s étudier en France et leur vécu de la crise de la Covid-19
La première phase de la crise sanitaire de la COVID-19, entre mars et juillet 2020, a inauguré une situation internationale inédite en termes de circulation des personnes. S’est alors généralisée dans le champ des migrations internationales la question des « coincé·e·s à l’étranger », au niveau de la gestion des États nationaux, mais également dans leur double vécu de crise entre le contexte d’accueil et le contexte d’origine : entre présence phy…
Objects, memories, and storytelling: Experiments in narrating ideas of home
How do objects narrate the past, the everyday, and interrogate im/ possible futures? How do they undo our 'ideas of home'? What affects do they gather and what subjectivities and different forms of intimacy do they call into conversation? This compendium article brings a visual artist together with nine early career academics researching and archiving fragments from homes in Egypt, Sudan, and Palestine (and their global connections). In doing so …
Whose “Divas”? Exhibition, Gender, and the International Circulation of a Contemporary “Arab” Artistic Memory
How are gender, nostalgia, and memory intertwined? How does displaying non-Western artistic references in Western cultural institutions produce practices of othering entangled with the national context where exhibitions are designed? How does the use of women’s bodies to narrate the artistic memory of the other reveal a complex relationship with colonialism? To answer these questions, this article takes the “Arab divas” exhibition (2021–2024) as …
Art (3 works) · Multiculturalism, Politics, Migration, Gender (3 works) · Narrative (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Epistemology (2 works) · Humanities (2 works) · Jewish and Middle Eastern Studies (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Media studies (2 works)