Acknowledgements

Beyond the Spectacle: Translation and Solidarity in Contemporary Protest Movements

Mona Baker

Narrating Revolution, Historicizing Revolutions

A Wish Not to Betray: Some Thoughts on Writing ? and Translating ? Revolution

Wiam El-Tamami

Changing Frames and Fault-lines

Khalid Abdalla

Translation and Diaspara Politics: Narrating the Struggle at ‘Home’ and ‘Abroad’

Helen Underhill

The Contemporary Epoch of Struggle: Anti-austerity Protests, the Arab Uprisings and Occupy Wall Street

Todd Wolfson and Peter Funke

Translation as Political Intervention

Text and Context: Translating in a State of Emergency

Samah Selim

Ethical Reflections on Activist Film Making and Activist Subtitling

Salma El-Tarzi

What Word Is This Place? Translating Urban Social Justice and Governance

Sherief Gaber

Translation and the New Poetics of Egypt’s Revolution

Tahia Abdel Nasser

Challenging Patriarchy

Translation and Solidarity in Words of Women from the Egyptian Revolution

Leil-Zahra Mortada

On Translating a Superhero: Language and Webcomics

Deena Mohamed

An Archive of Hope: Translating Memories of Revolution

Hoda Elsadda

Translation and the Visual Economy of Protest

Translating Emotions: Graffiti as a Tool for Change

Bahia Shehab

Democratic Walls: Street Art as Public Pedagogy

John Johnston

Pharaonic Street Art: The Challenge of Translation

Soraya Morayef

Translating Egypt’s Political Cartoons

Jonathan Guyer

Solidarity, Translation and the Politics of the Margin

Interview with Philip Rizk

Epilogue

Moments of Clarity

Omar Robert Hamilton

Index