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Title: PERSEP0LIS The Story of Childhood


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PERSEP0LISThe Story of Childhood
  • Historical Context

2
BEFORE the Islamic Revolution
  • 1941-1979
  • Shah Reza Pahlavi
  • Supported the Europeanization of Iran
  • Continued the secular and economic reforms of his
    father (previous shah)
  • Emphasized military might, agricultural reform,
    industrialization
  • Women were free to study abroad and serve
    important posts in government

3
1979 Islamic Revolution
  • Shiite leader Ayatalloh Ruhollah Khomeini
  • Established a theocratic state based on Islam
  • Staunch rejection of any Western influence
    (Europe and US)
  • Resistance crushed by mass imprisonments and
    executions
  • Womens lives were especially restricts (ex the
    veil, chaperoned excursions)
  • Led to Iranian isolation

4
IRAN-IRAQ War (1980-1988)
  • 1979 Islamic Revolution (Iran vulnerable?)
  • 1980 Saddam Hussein invaded Iran to acquire
    territory
  • Iraq underestimated the Irans determination
  • Iran lost thousands of young men who fought in
    the name of Islam
  • Peace was brokered only after 8 years

5
PERSEPOLIS
  • Graphic Novel/Memoir
  • Begins with the 1979 Islamic Revolution
  • Story follows Marjane Satrapi from ages 6 through
    14
  • Witnesses the devastating effects of the
    Iran-Iraq war

6
Objectives
  • To understand and appreciate
  • the power of storytelling in words and pictures
    (build vocabulary and knowledge of graphic novel
    genre)
  • the search for identity and bildüngsroman
  • the ways in which our identities are shaped by
    culture and history

7
  • Excerpt from Persepolis
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