Authors
Time and Temporality
Inequality
Impact of Closure on Women
Foucault vs. De Certeau
100

Who is the Lebanese anthropologist who studied everyday life and waiting under occupation?

Livia Wick. She studied Palestine, gender & daily life.

100

What does the checkpoint system regulate besides movement?

Time itself: it controls and fragments daily life.

100

Whose time is “fast and valuable,” and whose is “cheap and endless”?

Israeli time vs. Palestinian time.

100

What new roles did women take under closure?

Caregivers and breadwinners.

100

“Foucault shows how power ______; De Certeau shows how people ______.”

“Foucault shows how power controls life; De Certeau shows how people live and resist within it.”

200

Where did Livia Wick Study?

American University of Beirut (AUB)

200

What is De Certeau’s idea of resistance within time?

“Micro-like operations”: small acts that turn waiting into living.

200

What does Hammami mean by a “community of failure”?

Palestinians are excluded from nation-state citizenship and mobility.

200

Why did men’s mobility restrictions increase women’s employment?

Families depended on women’s work (nursing, midwifery).

200

According to Foucault, how does modern power control people?

Through discipline and surveillance, not violence.

300

Which thinker did both authors draw on to understand power and resistance?

Michel Foucault and Michel de Certeau.

300

How does Foucault view time in institutions like schools and prisons?

As a tool to discipline the body and normalize behavior.

300

What symbolizes inequality in Palestine according to the readings?

Waiting. Waiting decides who has power and who doesn’t.

300

Michel Foucault believed that power was only in governments. (True or False)

False. Everywhere in all relationships and institutions.

300

In Wick’s article, how is Foucault’s idea seen?

Checkpoints and waiting zones as spaces of discipline and visibility.

400

Where was Rema Hammami's writing published

Jerusalem Quarterly and many other international jounrals

400

What phrase did Palestinians create to describe time-space under closure?

Al zam-kaniyah

400

How does gender intensify inequality in Wick’s study?

Women face economic, emotional, and domestic burdens under closure.

400

How did women turn daily survival into resistance?

By forming small alliances and keeping life going under occupation.

400

In Hammami’s work, how is De Certeau’s idea seen?

Palestinians endure queues with humor and dignity shared tactics of survival.

500

Which author based her writing on her own experiences?

Rema Hammami

500

How does Hammami use Waiting for Godot as a critique?

To show endless, purposeless waiting as a form of control and despair.

500

What does Wick’s line “a prison with homes as cells” mean?

Spatial inequality: people are trapped by borders and permits.

500

What happened to traditional support networks?

They collapsed families and communities became isolated.

500

According to De Certeau, what do ordinary people do inside systems of power?

They adapt and resist through everyday tactics.

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