You Can Crush the Flowers
A Visual Memoir of the Egyptian Revolution
Distributed for The Gingko Library
144 pages
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132 color plates
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8 x 10
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Table of Contents

Contents
Introduction 6
Rooms in an Imagined Museum (25 January to 11 February 2011) 10
The Calligrapher’s Headline (12 February 2011) 18
A State of Democratic Infancy (February to October 2011) 22
A Thousand Times No (November to December 2011) 28
First Anniversary (January to March 2012) 40
The Candidates (March to June 2012) 60
The New Pharaoh (July to December 2012) 72
The Children of Asyut (January to June 2013) 82
Rebel, Cat! (June 2013) 92
Stealing the Dream (June 2013) 102
A Conversation (July to October 2013) 108
Ten Years On: May You See Days Better than Mine 114
Bibliography 138
Endnotes 141
Rooms in an Imagined Museum (25 January to 11 February 2011) 10
The Calligrapher’s Headline (12 February 2011) 18
A State of Democratic Infancy (February to October 2011) 22
A Thousand Times No (November to December 2011) 28
First Anniversary (January to March 2012) 40
The Candidates (March to June 2012) 60
The New Pharaoh (July to December 2012) 72
The Children of Asyut (January to June 2013) 82
Rebel, Cat! (June 2013) 92
Stealing the Dream (June 2013) 102
A Conversation (July to October 2013) 108
Ten Years On: May You See Days Better than Mine 114
Bibliography 138
Endnotes 141
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