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Chapter Eleven: Damnatio Memoriae,lic dismantles the ruling regime from within with the broken and abused body as evidence. The tortured body of one here becomes the tortured body of all, and if we are to think through the decupling of the nation from the state, on the site of these tortured bodies we are witness to the unhinging of any claim to political legitimacy.

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Introduction: The Rebirth of a Nation,, was visiting New York. He and I had just come out of a reading of his most recent novel, ., from the City University of New York (CUNY) and were sitting at a nearby café and having tea—with his daughter Sara. Soon we called Amir Naderi, one of the most widely celebrated Iranian filmmakers who had

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Chapter One: Persian Empire?,ternal to its borders. The politics of crisis management is definitive to this state. A postnational account of the nation, as I propose to do, does not abandon the national frame of reference, or its entanglement with the state that claims it, but embraces the nation within a larger transnational f

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Chapter Two: A Civil Rights Movement,f critical thinking and oppositional politics that have manifested themselves in the making of a civil rights (the Green) movement that will now need to be understood in terms entirely alien to the political imagination of the ruling regime and the dominant state apparatus. The rebirth of the nation

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