Egypt Archives – MODERN TIMES

INTERVIEW

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs is cutting international cooperation

MIDDLE EAST: What significance does it have that the authorities have cut cultural support for a number of Norwegian actors working internationally? For example, Kirkelig Kulturverksted i Midtøsten?

Pinar Ciftci - June 15

INTERVIEW

Freedom, equality and sisterhood

SOCIAL ANTHROPOLOGIST: With topics such as forced marriage, child marriage, rape, and honour killings, Professor Unni Wikan has studied people all her life, but not least – the Muslim. She has had to avoid that.

Truls Lie - June 1

COMMENT

In memory of Nawal El-Saadawi

Obituary: Uncompromisingly, she spoke the opposite power. Now she is gone, 89 years old. Author, physician and feminist Nawal El-Saadawi wrote for MODERN TIMES from June 2009.

Dag Herbjørnsrud - 8. April 2021

documentary

To love is to be seized by the incomprehensibility and generosity of the world

Ashraf Ezzat: Sea of love. Transforming Journey to Egypt

DOCUMENTARY: Ancient Egyptian art and the later Sufi tradition have access to insights that modern man has gradually forgotten.

Alexander Carnera - 20. November 2020

literature

Revolution in a social and political vacuum

Walter Armbrust: Martyrs & Tricksters. An Ethnography of the Egyptian Revolution

EGYPT 10 YEARS AFTER: Walter Armbrust has written about the time after the first eighteen days of the revolution: If one considers the revolution on Tahrir Square in Cairo as a rite of passage, there are several good reasons why it went wrong.

Hans Henrik Fafner - 6. November 2020

internationally

Fear has returned in Egypt

: "Do not write anything that can get me in trouble!" says one. "I do not quite know with that interview, I think I have changed my mind," says another.

tori.aarseth@gmail.com - 13. July 2017

Egypt