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Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood, hegemony and the collapse of discourse(2011-2012)

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    • hamdollah ekvani
    • ali mokhtari
    • emran kiani
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Abstract

After 50 years of authoritarian discourse Mubarak regime, people were able to challenge the hegemony of discourse. With the fall of the Mubarak regime, the Muslim Brotherhood Islamists took power. One year later, Islamism Brotherhood because the lack of understanding political and economic conditions and ,focus on knowledge eclectic, Lack of evidence as the leadership of Imam Khomeini lead, A sign of the supreme leader, And the inability to control of the power structure, such as former army and security forces,could Not maintain its sovereignty in the political arena in the political developments in Egypt 2012-2013 Egypt. In the face of political crises, economic and social failed and went to the sidelines. These developments led to restlessness discourse and discourse context for the emergence of rival though the coup was provided. . The real question is what caused the discourse of Islamist Muslim Brotherhood failed to provide context for the emergence of secular discourse. Muslim Brotherhood could not articulation of signifiers around the central slab, their hegemonic discourse and his good sense of the community in mind stabilize. This paper uses the theory of "discourse" to prove the hypothesis test.

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  • Discourse
  • Egypt
  • the Muslim Brotherhood
  • Secularism
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Political studies of Islamic world
Volume 5, Issue 1 - Serial Number 1
May 2016
Pages 159-179
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APA

ekvani, H. , mokhtari, A. and kiani, E. (2016). Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood, hegemony and the collapse of discourse(2011-2012). Political studies of Islamic world, 5(1), 159-179.

MLA

ekvani, H. , , mokhtari, A. , and kiani, E. . "Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood, hegemony and the collapse of discourse(2011-2012)", Political studies of Islamic world, 5, 1, 2016, 159-179.

HARVARD

ekvani, H., mokhtari, A., kiani, E. (2016). 'Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood, hegemony and the collapse of discourse(2011-2012)', Political studies of Islamic world, 5(1), pp. 159-179.

CHICAGO

H. ekvani , A. mokhtari and E. kiani, "Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood, hegemony and the collapse of discourse(2011-2012)," Political studies of Islamic world, 5 1 (2016): 159-179,

VANCOUVER

ekvani, H., mokhtari, A., kiani, E. Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood, hegemony and the collapse of discourse(2011-2012). Political studies of Islamic world, 2016; 5(1): 159-179.

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