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Anxieties of Identity
Anthropological Reflections on Iraqi Culture
An anthropological exploration by Dr. Montaser Sabah Al-Hasnawi, analyzing identity dynamics, cultural transformations, and collective consciousness within contemporary Iraqi society.
About this book
Published by Dar Al-Rafidain, "Obsessions of Identity: Anthropological Reflections on Iraqi Culture" (Hawajis Al-Huwiyya) by Dr. Montaser Sabah Al-Hasnawi is an in-depth anthropological study of Iraqi societal structures and cultural shifts. Al-Hasnawi employs modern qualitative and anthropological methodologies to dissect the complexities of national identity vs. sub-cultural loyalties in modern Iraq. The book examines how historical shocks, political transformations, religious rituals, and daily symbols shape the collective mind of Iraqi society. By exploring both internal fragments and unifying cultural motifs, Al-Hasnawi provides a vital framework for understanding the resilience and evolving identity of contemporary Iraqi culture.
Why read it?
It delivers an insightful, academically grounded examination of Iraqi society, providing readers with an anthropological lens to comprehend identity, culture, and social cohesion in the Middle East.
Who is it for?
Sociologists, anthropologists, researchers in Middle Eastern and Iraqi studies, cultural critics, and general readers seeking to understand identity dynamics in complex societies.
Book details
Language
ar
ISBN-13
9789922749563
ISBN-10
9922749564
Page count
205
Age rating
General