Mariwan Kanie
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Kanie fled Iraq in 1993. He studied at the University of Amsterdam, and completed his PhD in humanities in 2010. His thesis is titled: Martyrdom between nation and religion. Political love, poetry, and self sacrifice in Kurdish nationalism. He teaches in the department of Hebrew, Aramaic, and Jewish studies at the same university.[1]
Four of his books have been published in Kurdistan. His book 'Complex Identities' won the prize of the best non-fiction in 2004, this prize is issued by the Kurdish Ministry of Culture. He is one of the editorial board members of "Rahand", a Kurdish intellectual magazine. He publishes in the Kurdish newspapers Hawlati and Awena, and in January 2011 was indicted in Iraqi Kurdistan for an article [2] in Awena that criticized president Massoud Barzani.[1] He also regularly publishes in the Dutch daily newspaper Trouw and appears on television in the news commentary programs Nova and Netwerk.
References
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- ↑ http://www.kurdishaspect.com/doc010511AM.html
[What did the Kurdistan Regional President say? Words are responded to by words http://www.kurdishaspect.com/doc010511AM.html] in: Kurdishaspect.com - By Aras Fatah and Mariwan Kanie
Books
Mariwan Kanie published in Kurdish the following books:
- Power and Difference (2000)
- Islam, philosophy and enlightenment (2002)
- Complex Identities (2004)
- Nationalism and Migration
- Happiness and Silence
- The book of disappointment (poems)
- Religion and the world (2011)
- book and the world
- Idea and the world(1)
- Idea and the world(2)
External links
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