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Gender Modernity And Liberty Middle Eastern And Western Womens Writings A Critical Sourcebook Reina Lewis Nancy Micklewright

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Gender Modernity And Liberty Middle Eastern And Western Womens Writings A Critical Sourcebook Reina Lewis Nancy Micklewright
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Publisher: I.B.Tauris
File Extension: PDF
File size: 16.02 MB
Author: Reina Lewis; Nancy Micklewright
ISBN: 9780755611423, 075561142X
Language: English
Year: 2006

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Gender Modernity And Liberty Middle Eastern And Western Womens Writings A Critical Sourcebook Reina Lewis Nancy Micklewright by Reina Lewis; Nancy Micklewright 9780755611423, 075561142X instant download after payment.

Returning to circulation a wealth of important documents by Middle Eastern and Occidental women of the late Ottoman empire, this book traces women’s involvement in campaigns of gender and national emancipation. Contrary to the popular notion of the Middle Eastern woman trapped inside the harem without access to outside education, there was in fact a fruitful mutual dialogue between the Western women travellers and the women in the regions they visited. Dealing with a range of themes including family, polygamy, faith, slavery and race, writers include Halide Edib, Musbah Haidar, Melek Hanum, Emmeline Lott, Elizabeth Cooper and Ruth Frances Woodsmall.

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