Tehmina Pirzada
Biographic Data
| ID | 6368359 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Tehmina Pirzada |
| GIVEN NAMES | Tehmina |
| FAMILY NAME | Pirzada |
| SIGNATURE | PIRZADA T |
| AFFILIATIONS | Lahore School of Economics |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1387-8205 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 4 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Entangled futures
Pakistani popular music
Pakistani popular music has a long trajectory of protest which has denounced the oppressive tendencies of democratic governments as well as military dictatorships. Exploring the idea of popular music as a viable discourse for sociopolitical reform, this paper analyzes the music of three Pakistani bands: Junoon, Beygairat brigade and Ali Gul Pir. Building upon Habermas’s idea of public sphere and its transformative potential, this paper posits tha…
Narrating Muslim Girlhood in the Pakistani Cityscape of Graphic Narratives
In this article I focus on the graphic narratives Gogi (1970–the present) by Nigar Nazar and Haroon Rashid’s Burka Avenger (2013–the present) in particular to examine the empowering portrayal of Muslim girlhood that these works offer in addition to advocating for the rights of Muslim girls. I emphasize that graphic narratives have become a powerful medium that represents the resistance of Muslim girlhood both in the context of local patriarchies …
Sharing the Scatter”
The Scatter Here is too Great (2014), the debut novel of Bilal Tanweer, is a compilation of narratives that portrays the chaos, violence, and darkness that inundate the city of Karachi. Drawing on the Deleuzian notion of assemblage, this paper aims to explore the assemblage or the “scatter” that re-defines the city of Karachi, its residents, and their struggle to negotiate with the precariousness of their lives. The paper establishes that Tanweer…
Pakistani popular music
Pakistani popular music has a long trajectory of protest which has denounced the oppressive tendencies of democratic governments as well as military dictatorships. Exploring the idea of popular music as a viable discourse for sociopolitical reform, this paper analyzes the music of three Pakistani bands: Junoon, Beygairat brigade and Ali Gul Pir. Building upon Habermas’s idea of public sphere and its transformative potential, this paper posits tha…
Narrating Muslim Girlhood in the Pakistani Cityscape of Graphic Narratives
In this article I focus on the graphic narratives Gogi (1970–the present) by Nigar Nazar and Haroon Rashid’s Burka Avenger (2013–the present) in particular to examine the empowering portrayal of Muslim girlhood that these works offer in addition to advocating for the rights of Muslim girls. I emphasize that graphic narratives have become a powerful medium that represents the resistance of Muslim girlhood both in the context of local patriarchies …
Narrating Muslim Girlhood in the Pakistani Cityscape of Graphic Narratives
In this article I focus on the graphic narratives Gogi (1970–the present) by Nigar Nazar and Haroon Rashid’s Burka Avenger (2013–the present) in particular to examine the empowering portrayal of Muslim girlhood that these works offer in addition to advocating for the rights of Muslim girls. I emphasize that graphic narratives have become a powerful medium that represents the resistance of Muslim girlhood both in the context of local patriarchies …
Sharing the Scatter”
The Scatter Here is too Great (2014), the debut novel of Bilal Tanweer, is a compilation of narratives that portrays the chaos, violence, and darkness that inundate the city of Karachi. Drawing on the Deleuzian notion of assemblage, this paper aims to explore the assemblage or the “scatter” that re-defines the city of Karachi, its residents, and their struggle to negotiate with the precariousness of their lives. The paper establishes that Tanweer…
Pakistani popular music
Pakistani popular music has a long trajectory of protest which has denounced the oppressive tendencies of democratic governments as well as military dictatorships. Exploring the idea of popular music as a viable discourse for sociopolitical reform, this paper analyzes the music of three Pakistani bands: Junoon, Beygairat brigade and Ali Gul Pir. Building upon Habermas’s idea of public sphere and its transformative potential, this paper posits tha…
Entangled futures
Aesthetics (3 works) · Art (3 works) · Narrative (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Communication (2 works) · Communication (2 works) · History (2 works) · History (2 works) · Literature (2 works) · Political science (2 works)