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Reading Lolita in Tehran

by Azar Nafisi

A professor secretly teaches forbidden Western novels to seven women in revolutionary Iran. A memoir about books as freedom and the private life of the mind.

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  1. Imagination is resistance.
  2. Read dangerously.
  3. The private mind stays free.

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