Zoya Rehman·Jun 27, 2020Agency and the Virtue of Humility in Saba Mahmood’s Politics of PietySaba Mahmood, Politics of Piety, The Islamic Revival and the Feminist Subject, New Jersey: Princeton University Press, 2005, 264 pages…A response icon1A response icon1
Zoya Rehman·May 6, 2020Gendered Surveillance and Feminist Resistance in PakistanHow does gendered surveillance manifest itself in the formation of the modern postcolonial state of Pakistan?
Zoya Rehman·Apr 9, 2020‘abu’ — on love, queerness and reconciliationplease do watch ‘abu’ by arshad khan someday. easily one of the most moving, intimate documentaries i have ever seen, and a contribution…
Zoya Rehman·Dec 3, 2019‘Sita Under the Crescent Moon’Questioning the Quotidian Through Spiritual Subjectivities in a Pakistani Feminist Travelogue
Zoya Rehman·Oct 22, 2019At a Critical Juncture: Assessing the Utility of Governance Feminism in Light of Sexual Harassment…A: Introduction
Zoya Rehman·Aug 16, 2019The Limits of Authenticity and ‘Secularism’ in Pakistan’s Feminist DiscourseAfiya Shehrbano Zia, ‘Faith and Feminism in Pakistan: Religious Agency or Secular Autonomy?’, Eastbourne; Portland, OR: Sussex Academic…
Zoya Rehman·Jul 30, 2019Carving One’s Own Space in Tenuous LocalesA space cannot ever be blank, or neutral; it is actively transformed by its inhabitants. The entanglement of space and the bodies that…
Zoya Rehman·Jul 28, 2019The Vulnerability and Departure of Diasporic BodiesEver since I have moved abroad, the fear of death and potential loss has constantly remained on my mind. More often than not, I feel…
Zoya Rehman·Jul 26, 2019Aurat March and Undisciplined Bodies:Articulating a History of Sexuality in PakistanA response icon2A response icon2
