Mass Mediations: New Approaches to Popular Culture in the Middle East and Beyond

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CONTENTS
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS /vii
PREFACE /ix
NOTE ON TRANSLITERATION /xi
1. Introduction: Anxieties of Scale
Walter Armbrust /		1
2. Public Culture in Arab Detroit: Creating Arab/American Identities
in a Transnational Domain
Andrew Shryock /		32
3. The 6/8 Beat Goes On: Persian Popular Music from Bazm-e Qajariyyeh
to Beverly Hills Garden Parties
Anthony Shay /		61
4. Sa'ida Sultan/Danna International: Transgender Pop and the Polysemiotics
of Sex, Nation, and Ethnicity on the Israeli-Egyptian Border
Ted Swedenburg /		88
5. Playing It Both Ways: Local Egyptian Performers
between Regional Identity and International Markets
Katherine E. Zirbel /		120
6. Joujouka/Jajouka/Zahjoukah:
Moroccan Music and Euro-American Imagination
Philip Schuyler /		146
7.Nasser 56/ Cairo 96: Reimaging Egypt's Lost Community
Joel Gordon /		161

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  • Title Page *
  • Contents v
  • Illustrations vii
  • Preface ix
  • Note on Transliteration xi
  • One - Anxieties of Scale 1
  • Notes *
  • Two - Creating Arab/american Identities in a Transnational Domain 32
  • Notes *
  • Three - Persian Popular Music from Bazm-E Qajariyyeh to Beverly Hills Garden Parties 61
  • Notes *
  • Four - Transgender Pop and the Polysemiotics of Sex, Nation, and Ethnicity on the Israeli-Egyptian Border 88
  • Notes *
  • Five - Local Egyptian Performers Between Regional Identity and International Markets 120
  • Notes *
  • Six - Moroccan Music and Euro-American Imagination 146
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  • Seven - Reimaging Egypt's Lost Community 161
  • Notes 179
  • Eight - Public Culture and the Construction of Social Identity 182
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  • Nine - Mediating Modernity in Lahore 203
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  • Ten - Realism and the Transnational Imaginary in Turkish Popular Culture 224
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  • Eleven - The Egyptian Print Media's Carnival of National Identity 243
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  • Twelve - Hollywood and Revolution on the Nile 269
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  • Thirteen - Commercial Egyptian Cinema Before the 1960s 292
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  • References 329
  • Contributors 355
  • Index 359
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