Comments on: Sex, Pornography, Men, Women and their Rights in Bangladesh http://deepinthedesh.wordpress.com/2007/03/25/sex-pornography-men-women-and-their-rights-in-bangladesh/ in Bangladesh Fri, 16 Oct 2009 06:09:03 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: freckle http://deepinthedesh.wordpress.com/2007/03/25/sex-pornography-men-women-and-their-rights-in-bangladesh/#comment-396 freckle Fri, 20 Apr 2007 08:42:16 +0000 http://deepinthedesh.wordpress.com/2007/03/25/sex-pornography-men-women-and-their-rights-in-bangladesh/#comment-396 Dr H was very interested in this remark, and ...might revise the thesis! "Swap the bonnet for a Burka and you wonder what the difference is." I, as you know, had all such concerns snipped out in the beginning. But - food for a conversation over rice and filtered water, in early September. A big fluffy tail and a purr to you. F-the-C Dr H was very interested in this remark, and …might revise the thesis!
“Swap the bonnet for a Burka and you wonder what the difference is.”
I, as you know, had all such concerns snipped out in the beginning. But – food for a conversation over rice and filtered water, in early September.
A big fluffy tail and a purr to you.
F-the-C

]]> By: jules http://deepinthedesh.wordpress.com/2007/03/25/sex-pornography-men-women-and-their-rights-in-bangladesh/#comment-259 jules Tue, 27 Mar 2007 14:56:19 +0000 http://deepinthedesh.wordpress.com/2007/03/25/sex-pornography-men-women-and-their-rights-in-bangladesh/#comment-259 very interesting. you'll be happy to know that most other ex-colonial countries pregnant with oil and gas and other getrichquick mineral assets have latched on to the same characteristic emergence, and that the sharia law invoked has no currency when it comes to men with men relations, that they formally prohibit. it is the crucial and i think, hysterically funny fulcrum point around which every resurgent fundamentalist region like this spins on. It's like a grand scale irony played out against the cries of un-emancipated women. You must have encountered similar examples on your work about northern nigeria. The situation in Iran is apparently a source of shame to many homophobic stratum of society, from revolutionary guard to government official, although i guess their ranks are being converted from the inside... But I think that it rears probably the ugliest question of them all...what is the correlation between homophilic emergences in an officially homophobic socius and how does that impact on the rights and realities of women? i have a book on foucault's much neglected and underrepported prognostic of the before and after of 79 in Iran. It is crucial because although many of his concepts are in direct polar opposition to the reality, they form good examples of what an under-researched theorem about the actualities of life in a closed society, a sharia society, mean. the critical analysis of his work also shows how amazing these discrepancies extend themselves, into permeating literally all modes of interaction within a society, and what it means for anyone living there since 79. sorry for the rant! very interesting. you’ll be happy to know that most other ex-colonial countries pregnant with oil and gas and other getrichquick mineral assets have latched on to the same characteristic emergence, and that the sharia law invoked has no currency when it comes to men with men relations, that they formally prohibit. it is the crucial and i think, hysterically funny fulcrum point around which every resurgent fundamentalist region like this spins on. It’s like a grand scale irony played out against the cries of un-emancipated women. You must have encountered similar examples on your work about northern nigeria. The situation in Iran is apparently a source of shame to many homophobic stratum of society, from revolutionary guard to government official, although i guess their ranks are being converted from the inside…
But I think that it rears probably the ugliest question of them all…what is the correlation between homophilic emergences in an officially homophobic socius and how does that impact on the rights and realities of women?
i have a book on foucault’s much neglected and underrepported prognostic of the before and after of 79 in Iran. It is crucial because although many of his concepts are in direct polar opposition to the reality, they form good examples of what an under-researched theorem about the actualities of life in a closed society, a sharia society, mean. the critical analysis of his work also shows how amazing these discrepancies extend themselves, into permeating literally all modes of interaction within a society, and what it means for anyone living there since 79.
sorry for the rant!

]]> By: Mikey Leung http://deepinthedesh.wordpress.com/2007/03/25/sex-pornography-men-women-and-their-rights-in-bangladesh/#comment-258 Mikey Leung Tue, 27 Mar 2007 07:03:19 +0000 http://deepinthedesh.wordpress.com/2007/03/25/sex-pornography-men-women-and-their-rights-in-bangladesh/#comment-258 Very informative piece, mate.. I've several opinions on the subject that we can save for a discussion while you're here!!! I hope I'll be referring to your research again somewhere, in a book perhaps? :) Very informative piece, mate..

I’ve several opinions on the subject that we can save for a discussion while you’re here!!!

I hope I’ll be referring to your research again somewhere, in a book perhaps? :)

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