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Azar Nafisi is a professor of English literature who was expelled from the University of Tehran in 1981 after the Islamic revolution. She later taught secret weekly classes in her home, discussing banned Western novels like Lolita and Pride and Prejudice with seven female students. The book details their literary discussions and struggles under the oppressive Iranian regime, highlighting how fiction provided an escape and way to freely discuss voices being suppressed.
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