AN ANTHROPOLOGICAL READING OF EGYPTIAN REVOLUTION

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Journal: Sociological Review Year:2014 | Volume:21 | Issue:1 Page(s): 221-252

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AN ANTHROPOLOGICAL READING OF EGYPTIAN REVOLUTION

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EGYPT’S REVOLUTIONQ2

THINKING TRENDSQ2

REVOLUTIONARY ACTIONQ2

INTERPRETATIVE ANTHROPOLOGYQ2

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The aim of current article is to read the January 2011 revolution in Egypt as a whole text, applying an anthropological point of view. In particular, here my theoretical framework is a mixture of Weber’s and Gaddamer’s theories. Regarding methodological orientation, I have used an interpretative anthropological perspective, especially Clifford Geertz’s widely applied concepts and investigative procedures, namely thin description and dick description. Referring to thin description of Egyptian revolution, I read both transnational and national contexts of revolution and in dick description, I concentrated on the main THINKING TRENDS and thinkers as well as current discourse of Egyptian society including Islamism and non Islamic THINKING TRENDS. I also tried to analyze the connection between thinking and actions in this revolution.

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NADERI, AHMAD. (2014). AN ANTHROPOLOGICAL READING OF EGYPTIAN REVOLUTION. SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW (SOCIAL SCIENCE LETTER), 21(1 ), 221-252. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/264351/en

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NADERI AHMAD. AN ANTHROPOLOGICAL READING OF EGYPTIAN REVOLUTION. SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW (SOCIAL SCIENCE LETTER)[Internet]. 2014;21(1 ):221-252. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/264351/en

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AHMAD NADERI, “AN ANTHROPOLOGICAL READING OF EGYPTIAN REVOLUTION,” SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW (SOCIAL SCIENCE LETTER), vol. 21, no. 1 , pp. 221–252, 2014, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/264351/en

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