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Preface ix
Introduction xv
Enlightening the Other: Christian Sisters and Intrepid Adventuresses 1
Scopophilic Desires: Unveiling Iranian Women 35
Global Sisters in Revolutionary Iran 74
Female Homosocial Communities in Iranian Feminist Film 108
Conclusion: Communicating across Disciplines Post 9/11 140
Acknowledgments 147
Notes 149
Works Cited 167
Index 181
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John Fallon
reviewed Rethinking Global Sisterhood: Western Feminism and Iran on March 10, 2019 Rethinking Global Sisterhood: Western Feminism and Iran
Academic but accessible. I learned so much about the history of Iran and feminism, and Western women's enthusiastic involvement in colonization. I highly recommend to other white people interested in decolonizing their feminism and their worldviews, especially if you grew up with the same false messages I did' that the Middle East is backward, the hijab is oppression, the US needs to save women from their cultures.
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