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The Nawal El Saadawi reader / [Nawal El Saadawi].

By: Material type: TextPublication details: London : Zed Books, 1997.Description: viii, 292pages ; 23 cmISBN:
  • 1856495132
  • 1856495140
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 305.4209174927 21
  • 305.4209174927 21 SAN 1997
LOC classification:
  • HQ1784 .S19 1997
Contents:
Pt. 1. Gendering South-North Politics. 1. Women and the Poor: The challenge of global justice. 2. Women in the South in Relation to Women in the North. 3. Women's Voice in the North-South Dialogue. 4. The Enigmatic South: Different stages of development. 5. Cairo '94 and the Dignity of Feeding Oneself -- Pt. 2. Women's Health. 6. Women and Health in the Arab World. 7. The Bitter Lot of Women: An interview -- Pt. 3. Women/Islam/Fundamentalisms. 8. Women and Islam. 9. Islamic Fundamentalism and Women. 10. The Impact of Fanatic Religious Thought: A story of a young Egyptian Muslim woman. 11. Fundamentalism: Old friend, new enemy -- Pt. 4. Orientalizing Women. 12. Why Keep Asking Me About My Identity? 13. Women, Religion and Literature: Bridging the cultural gap. 14. Women and Development: A critical view of the Wellesley Conference -- Pt. 5. Decolonizing the Imagination. 15. Dissidence and Creativity. 16. Culture and the Dialogue of Civilizations.
17. Democracy, Creativity and African Literature. 18. Creative Women in Changing Societies. 19. Prosecutive Journalism. 20. Seeking the True Colour of Things -- Pt. 6. Women Organizing for Change. 21. Arab Women and Politics. 22. Women in Resistance: The Arab world. 23. Women and Politics in Britain.
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Includes index.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Pt. 1. Gendering South-North Politics. 1. Women and the Poor: The challenge of global justice. 2. Women in the South in Relation to Women in the North. 3. Women's Voice in the North-South Dialogue. 4. The Enigmatic South: Different stages of development. 5. Cairo '94 and the Dignity of Feeding Oneself -- Pt. 2. Women's Health. 6. Women and Health in the Arab World. 7. The Bitter Lot of Women: An interview -- Pt. 3. Women/Islam/Fundamentalisms. 8. Women and Islam. 9. Islamic Fundamentalism and Women. 10. The Impact of Fanatic Religious Thought: A story of a young Egyptian Muslim woman. 11. Fundamentalism: Old friend, new enemy -- Pt. 4. Orientalizing Women. 12. Why Keep Asking Me About My Identity? 13. Women, Religion and Literature: Bridging the cultural gap. 14. Women and Development: A critical view of the Wellesley Conference -- Pt. 5. Decolonizing the Imagination. 15. Dissidence and Creativity. 16. Culture and the Dialogue of Civilizations.

17. Democracy, Creativity and African Literature. 18. Creative Women in Changing Societies. 19. Prosecutive Journalism. 20. Seeking the True Colour of Things -- Pt. 6. Women Organizing for Change. 21. Arab Women and Politics. 22. Women in Resistance: The Arab world. 23. Women and Politics in Britain.

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