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a century of Arab women in literature and culture

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An edition of Seen and Heard (2003)

Seen and heard

a century of Arab women in literature and culture

First American ed.
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"New York University professor Mona Mikhail's new collection of essays casts a wide net over literature, film, popular culture, and the law in order to investigate the living, often rapidly changing, reality of Arab women and their societies. Whether she examines Egyptian wedding customs, contemporary rewritings of the Shahrazad story, or women in North African novels, Mikhail sheds valuable light on the role of Arab women within Islam and within the Arab world."--BOOK JACKET.

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Olive Branch Press
Language
English
Pages
169

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Seen and heard: a century of Arab women in literature and culture
2004, Olive Branch Press
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Seen and Heard: A Century of Arab Women in Literature and Culture
December 2003, Interlink Publishing Group
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Table of Contents

1. Growing up in Egypt at the turn of the 20th century
2. The mother of the bride frantically prepares: Egyptian wedding customs
3. I want a solution: films and social change
4. I light ten candles: women and vow-making
5. "A new vision of the veil," by Iqbal Baraka
6. "Women in the discourse of crisis," by Nasr Hamid Abu-Zeid
7. Nabawiyya Musa and al-Tahir al-Haddad in a virtual debate with Anwar al-Guindi
8. Al-Sitt Hoda: a comedy in defense of women
9. Modern-day Shahrazads
10. Ambiguity and relevance in the works of Khannatha Bannuna
11. Images of women in North African literature: myth or reality?
12. Masculine ideology or feminine mystique: a study of writings on Arab women
13. Women, love, and sex in Yusuf Idris's city: an existential dilemma
14. A compromise of the road to happiness: love in Naguib Mahfouz's repetoire.

Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references.

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Northampton, Mass

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Library of Congress
PJ7538 .M554 2004, PJ7538.M554 2003

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Pagination
xii, 169 p. :
Number of pages
169

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL15559185M
Internet Archive
seenheardcentury00mikh
ISBN 10
1566564638
LCCN
2003014171
OCLC/WorldCat
52477107
Library Thing
1268730
Goodreads
2148662

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