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Panel Discussion
Taklif: Ideas of Femininity
November 9, 2018
3:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m


Keynote Speaker
Professor Dr. Minoo Derayeh, York University 

Moderators:

Panel A:

Parnia Vafaeikia, PhD Student in Study of Religion, University of Toronto
Panel B:

Nazik Dakkach, MA Candidate in Art History, UQAM

Concordia University,
E.V. Building – E.V. 1.605
1515 St-Catherine st. West



Introduction & Keynote Address 

Iranian Women’s Literary Contributions
Professor Dr. Minoo Derayeh, York University 

Tea Break

Panel A
Taklif: Law and the Collective Memory of Female Body 
Zoha Abdolalizadeh (PhD Candidate, Internarial Law, Allameh Tabataba’i University)

Taklif: Reversing the Re-appropriation of Menarche
Elham Beygi (PhD Candidate, Legal Philosophy, McMaster University)

Taklif: The Articulation of the Hegemonic Discourse of Islamic Republic of Iran through the Obligatory Ceremony of Jashn-e-Taklif: A Lacanian Review
Batoul Firouzan (MSc. Theoretical Psychoanalytic Studies, UCL)


Genealogies of Gendered Humanitarianism in Iran: Governance in the Red-Light District of Tehran, 1940-1961

Jairan Gahan (Postdoctoral Fellow, Department of Near and Middle Eastern Civilization, University of Toronto)

Q&A


Tea Break 

Panel B
Textile as an Alternative Medium of Resistance in Works of Contemporary Female Artists from Pakistan
Kanwal Syed (PhD Candidate, Art History, Concordia University)

On “The Girls of Enghelab Street: Performance and Protest, In conversation with: Golrokh Nafisi”
Setareh Arashloo (MFA Queens College, CUNY)

New Archives, Old Histories: Feminist Thinking on Archiving 
Noor Bhangu (PhD Student, Communicate & Culture, Ryerson/ York University)

Q&A

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