Past Member
Jessica Winegar
From
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Jessica Winegar’s book project about counter-revolutionary aesthetics and Egypt’s uprising examines how aesthetic forms, judgments, and practices play a central role in both delegitimizing revolutionary movements and in producing everyday right-wing attachments. It is part of her larger scholarly work on art and cultural politics in the Middle East.
Dates at IAS
Member
School of Social Science
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Degrees
New York University
Ph.D.
2003
Honors
2007
Albert Hourani Award for Best Book in Middle East Studies
2007
Arnold Rubin Book Award for Best Book in African Arts
Appointments
Northwestern University
2011–2018
Associate Professor