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This article is a study on dignity and the politics of dignity in postcolonial Egypt, and focuseson the historicity and socioeconomic background of two events: the 1956 Suez Canal Crisisduring the rise of post-independence nationalism and the 2011 Egyptian Revolution during theArab Spring. This study reviews the importance of the concept of dignity in philosophy and thesocial sciences, specifically pertaining to the development and postcolonial need for dignity andrecognition, which the author terms 'dignition.' The central question here is how the conceptionof dignity has evolved between the two events and what the implications are for the consequentunderstanding of dignity

The postcolonial politics of dignity: From the 1956 Suez nationalization to the 2011 Revolution in Egypt