Beyond the Exotic
Women's Histories in Islamic Societies
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Mostly American scholars of history, art, and religion discuss sources for studying the history and life of women in the Islamic world. Many of the 24 papers are from an April 1996 roundtable at Georgetown University; others were solicited to fill important gaps. They cover scripture, … More »
Mostly American scholars of history, art, and religion discuss sources for studying the history and life of women in the Islamic world. Many of the 24 papers are from an April 1996 roundtable at Georgetown University; others were solicited to fill important gaps. They cover scripture, … More »
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Mostly American scholars of history, art, and religion discuss sources for studying the history and life of women in the Islamic world. Many of the 24 papers are from an April 1996 roundtable at Georgetown University; others were solicited to fill important gaps. They cover scripture, church records, awqaf, the archival records, the legal record, textbooks and discourses, art and architecture, and popular culture and oral tradition. Annotation ©2004 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
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Mostly American scholars of history, art, and religion discuss sources for studying the history and life of women in the Islamic world. Many of the 24 papers are from an April 1996 roundtable at Georgetown University; others were solicited to fill important gaps. They cover scripture, church records, awqaf, the archival records, the legal record, textbooks and discourses, art and architecture, and popular culture and oral tradition. Annotation ©2004 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
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edited by Amira El-Azhary Sonbol
Title:
Beyond the exotic
women's histories in Islamic societies
women's histories in Islamic societies
Publisher:
Syracuse, N.Y. :, Syracuse University Press,, 2005
Edition:
1st ed
Characteristics:
xxxviii, 522 p. ;,24 cm.
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