Introduction
“Not all people live the same Now” (Bloch 1977)
The event is some moment when people start referring to before and after it. Sometimes, it becomes a turning point. One collective event is the Egyptian revolution of 2011, as it includes the before and after for Egyptians, which may not be particularly significant to everyone. Egypt has changed, in terms of social, political, economic, and security conditions. The revolution of 2011 and its consequential waves constitute a societal continual processing including multiple realization (Williams 2003, Deleuze and Guattari 1987). For the collaborators of this paper, some of them did identify the before and after of the revolution. Others defined the events as after their dispossession from Bulaq Abule’lla (bûlâq abû-l-‘ilâ). Where in the late case, there is an event that typically divide the lived reality that explains the geographical setting and the social life of the residents (Gluckman 1958, 2, 77). I argue that the two eve...