foucault-and-the-iranian-revolution-janet-afary

Index
Goya, Francisco de, 35
grassroots associations, 77-78, 271
Great Britain. See Britain
Greco-Roman world: "aesthetics of
existence" in, 4-5; death in Greek
epics, 34; "ethics of love" in, 137,
144-55; knowledge/power axis in,
148; as pan of Foucault's Orient,
18, 19, 30, 138; sexuality in, S, 29,
31, 144-55, 290n6, 290nn10-11;
Western culture's two legs and, 103;
women in, 145, 146
Greek Homosexuality (Dover), 147
Groenhout Ruth, 154
Guadeloupe economic summit, 103-4
Gulf War of 1990-9 1, 165
Gmvitch, George, 207, 297n55
Haberrnas, 'iirgen, 16, 19, 29, 173
hadith, 156, 225
Hafez (poet), 156, 157
Hafsia, ,aIila, 141, 286n10, 290n5
Halimi, Gisele, 115
Halperin, David, 138, 147, 289n1
Hamadani, Hussein Ma'sumi, 181
Hashemi, Gita, 93-94
Hashishiyin, 232
Hassan (first son of Ali), pact with
Mu'awiyah by, 41
Ha'yat cells, 287n18
health and sexuality, 152, ISS, 291n20
Hegel. Friedrich, 21, 75, 188, 241
hegemonies, global, 98
Hegland, Mary, 49, 284n10, 284nn13-14
Heidegger, Manin, 13, 14, 17-21, 40, 57,
60; freedom-toward-death and, 14,
33-34, 36, 62
Herodotus, 156
Hezbollah, and protests against veiling,
111
hijab. See veiling
Hilton Hotel, Tehran, 199
Hindu revivalism, 9, 164, 279nl
Hiroshima, Japan, scientific worldview and,
59
Hirshman, Linda, 154
Histoires d'el1es, 115
history of Iran, 220-2 1
329
The History of Sexuality (Foucault): absence
of women in, 146; bio-power,
25; child molestation in, 28-29;
construction of abnormalities, 25;
critical reception of, 7; on deployment
of alliances, 25; on deployment of
sexuality, 25; ethics of love in, 137;
feminists and, 26, 27-28; Foucault's
grand narrative and, 25, 26; founh
volume of, 30; Greco-Roman world
in, 138, 144; on marriage and family,
25, 153; Orientalism and, S; racism,
analysis of, in, 20; on repressive
hypothesis, 28; resistance to power
and, IS, 85; ritual in, 38; silence and,
19-20, 280n3
Hitler, Adolf, 56
Hobbes, Thomas, 24
H6lderlin, Friedrich, 24
Holocaust, 119, 248
homosexuality: accusation of as political
weapon, 161; active/passive status
defined, 156, 160; anti-gay murders,
112; antisodomy laws and, 280-81 n6;
burial alive for, 158; Christianity and,
155-56; continuation of under
Khomeini regime, 162; "don't
ask, don't tel\" and, 156; double
standard in, 148; "ethics of love"
and, S, 145, 146, 147-50; executions
for, 6, 114, 116, 143, 161, 247;
extramarital relationships and,
161; Foucault on gay and lesbian
liberation, 29-30; Foucault's, 141,
143, 289n4; Foucault's failure to
address executions of, 132; freedom
for in Tunisia and France, 141; in
Greco-Roman world, 145, 146-53,
290n6, 290nn10-11; Greek law
and, 149; hadiths on, 156; history
of, 144; homoeroticism of Middle
Eastern culture and, 142; identity
based on, 160, 161; Islam and, 143,
144, 155-62; Judaism and, 155;
lesbianism ignored by Foucault,
150; in Leviticus, 80; misogyny and,