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Wow! This is really great and credit for Kolena Laila. As I see the student who wrote this thesis is not an Arab and I am really happy that the campaign has reached Europe and will be kept in one of the UK's university libraries.
Congratulations to all who contributed to the success of Kolena Laila and thanks to Laura Pitel for selecting this campaign to be her thesis subject.
I have participated in an international conference in Paris on July 2007 with a study about (We are all Layla) campaign titled: "Layla’s Soft Screaming: Discourse Analysis of Cyber-Feminist Resistance on the Egyptian Women Blogosphere". The researcher has mentioned it in the list of references, however, she has never returned to it at least one single time just to let readers know that there is another side of the story. As far as I am concerned, that attitude defies the benign academic values.
I hope the researcher is not another "feminazi" just like "Bent Masria", the blogeress whom I sent my study in 2007 and ignored it, whereas she and her disciples put the full text of Laura Pital in their blog.
I thought exclusion of the "Other" is something to be frown upon by people searching of equality and justice.
I have participated in an international conference in Paris on July 2007 with a study about (We are all Layla) campaign titled: "Layla’s Soft Screaming: Discourse Analysis of Cyber-Feminist Resistance on the Egyptian Women Blogosphere". The researcher has mentioned it in the list of references, however, she has never returned to it at least one single time just to let readers know that there is another side of the story. As far as I am concerned, that attitude defies the benign academic values.
I hope the researcher is not another "feminazi" just like "Bent Masria", the blogeress whom I sent my study in 2007 and ignored it, whereas she and her disciples put the full text of Laura Pital in their blog.
I thought exclusion of the "Other" is something to be frown upon by people searching of equality and justice.
Wow! This is really great and credit for Kolena Laila. As I see the student who wrote this thesis is not an Arab and I am really happy that the campaign has reached Europe and will be kept in one of the UK's university libraries.
Congratulations to all who contributed to the success of Kolena Laila and thanks to Laura Pitel for selecting this campaign to be her thesis subject.
I have participated in an international conference in Paris on July 2007 with a study about (We are all Layla) campaign titled: "Layla’s Soft Screaming: Discourse Analysis of Cyber-Feminist Resistance on the Egyptian Women Blogosphere". The researcher has mentioned it in the list of references, however, she has never returned to it at least one single time just to let readers know that there is another side of the story. As far as I am concerned, that attitude defies the benign academic values.
I hope the researcher is not another "feminazi" just like "Bent Masria", the blogeress whom I sent my study in 2007 and ignored it, whereas she and her disciples put the full text of Laura Pital in their blog.
I thought exclusion of the "Other" is something to be frown upon by people searching of equality and justice.
I have participated in an international conference in Paris on July 2007 with a study about (We are all Layla) campaign titled: "Layla’s Soft Screaming: Discourse Analysis of Cyber-Feminist Resistance on the Egyptian Women Blogosphere". The researcher has mentioned it in the list of references, however, she has never returned to it at least one single time just to let readers know that there is another side of the story. As far as I am concerned, that attitude defies the benign academic values.
I hope the researcher is not another "feminazi" just like "Bent Masria", the blogeress whom I sent my study in 2007 and ignored it, whereas she and her disciples put the full text of Laura Pital in their blog.
I thought exclusion of the "Other" is something to be frown upon by people searching of equality and justice.