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Part 2. Scholarship, Relativism, and Universalism

From the book Women in the Middle East

https://doi.org/10.1515/9781400845057-015
From the book
Women in the Middle East
Women in the Middle East

Chapters in this book (24)

Frontmatter
Contents
Illustrations
Preface
Introduction
BOOK ONE. Women in the Middle East: A History
Introduction: Issues in Studying Middle Eastern Women’s History
I. Regional Background and the Beginnings of Islam
II. From the Pious Caliphs through the Dynastic Caliphates
III. From the Turkish and Mongol Invasions to 1798
IV. Change in the Long Nineteenth Century 1798–1914
V. 1914–45: Nationalism and Women’s Movements
VI. 1945–Today: New States and Trends, Women’s Activism, and the Rise of Islamism
Conclusion
Notes to Book One
Bibliography of Books
BOOK TWO. Approaches to the Study of Middle Eastern Women
Part 1. Shifting Boundaries in Sex and Gender
Part 2. Scholarship, Relativism, and Universalism
Part 3. Women in the Limelight: Recent Books on Middle Eastern Women’s History since 1800
Part 4. Problems in the Study of Middle Eastern Women
Part 5. Sexuality and Shi′i Social Protest in Iran (coauthored with Parvin Paidar [Nahid Yeganeh])
BOOK THREE. Autobiographical Recollections
Part 1. Autobiographical Interview
Part 2. Supplement to the Interview
Bibliography of Works by Nikki R. Keddie since 1995
Index
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