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这篇文章通过跨国女权主义视角，将伊朗 2022-23 年的女权运动视为全球反抗父权制、仇视同性恋和变性者的国家暴力的一部分。文章首先将 "妇女、生命、自由 "运动置于伊朗现代史的背景下，然后分析了革命政治和意识的巨大变化，这些变化导致性别和性解放从伊朗自由斗争的边缘转向中心。这些新的发展也为散居国外和跨国的女权主义团结开辟了新的可能性，从而打破了伊朗相对孤立于全球南方其他社会运动的局面。文章重点讨论了智利女权主义歌曲 "A Rapist in Your Path "在伊朗的迭代，以此为例说明对革命的情感渴望是如何跨越国界传播并同时体现出来的，从而使这些表演既是抵抗行动，又是南南团结的场所。
This essay considers the 2022–23 feminist uprising in Iran through a transnational feminist lens, as part of a global revolt against patriarchal, homophobic, and transphobic state violence. After first placing the Women, Life, Freedom movement in the context of modern Iranian history, the essay analyzes the dramatic changes in revolutionary politics and consciousness that have resulted in the shift of gender and sexual liberation from the periphery to the center of the freedom struggle in Iran. These novel developments have also opened up new possibilities for diasporic and transnational feminist solidarities that can cut against Iran’s relative isolation from other social movements in the global South. The essay focuses on Iranian iterations of the Chilean feminist song “A Rapist in Your Path” as examples of how affective desires for revolution are transmitted across borders and embodied at the same time, rendering these performances situated acts of resistance as well as sites of South-South solidarity.
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