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"Saving Muslim Women? Polarized Publics"

"Saving Muslim Women? Polarized Publics" Thursday, October 29, 2015 - 1 pm Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal Abdulaziz Alsaud Hall, Room P071, AUC New Cairo Department of Sociology, Anthropology, Psychology and Egyptology Professor Abu-Lughod analyzed the passionate and polarized after-life of her attempt to intervene in debates about "Muslim women" and their rights through her book, Do Muslim Women Need Saving? Intended to present alternatives, through ethnography conducted in Egypt, to the mediated public production of the homogenized figure that miriam cooke has called “the Muslimwoman,” the work was greeted with silence by the targeted US liberal public. Yet two unanticipated marginalized publics took up the book and its arguments--one with rage and the other with touching personal affirmation. What does this tell us about anthropology and transnational feminisms?